Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1890)
x TUB MOliKrKG IlEKALl); TUESDAY, MAHCI1 4, 181)0. . , J. V 0 I 1 V & ' ! I j. rr iSS'VV .m.y -ViNIi WEKKLV ! '. 1 I. I I:!'.-.-. i 1 v :;. :.!:.:,: t.np! Ji'"i.u. c!ii' -rt: l Uv :rri.r, ;cr vk O.'.i V UMi:, M J I II .Viltul.V. tie copy, r r.mi'im, in aJvavo w not t-'i.i in ivlvaive :.ru mi:3u.ii.s. Malta it tti? .VImy p.'ntot!!cr close Kor all offum north I'ha rra?tcru Htitc ' n;3' l no net t! j nd the Nairow (iiie II. it. J tor rorllunil snu bulcm 11 A. a, ( orvailm anil uqama 12:33 p. m ottioo uth.............. 7:30 r. k The !-t'tKjo uili'b ilosid eac! cvci.ii,g r!im six to seven o'clock. lU'istcre.l m-ilter for the 'early morning train shr.iM 1:1 Vtli-l beiurs 8 o clock the previous cvvrdtsv. OIlEtiO.V CACIFIC TlMK TABLE. Arruen lc-;s.rtB I'aeocnccr il.l6aiuil.uu p ui Freight ................ s .;. t r !i it UE1IOVAL. The ollice of the Dailyund Weekly 1Ii.i:ai.i has been re moved" into the Foster block up stairs in tho rooms formerly occu pied by tho Masonic lodge, where larger and more commodious quart ers have been fitted up. Patrons of the paper will please observe: llieclianze. EDITORIAL NOTES. North Dakota gets there all the name on ;.mif things at least. For instance the other day the ther mometer recorded 40 degrees below ' zero. Thk arrest ui J. W. L'oole in Ada county, Idaho, and his removal to Koseburg, Douglas county, this state, for the murder of .Tames McNeil ten years ago, when Poole was nineteen years if age, is an exampli titration of the old ndge that murder will out. Poole claims that, the sdiooting was done in self defense, which was prob ably the case to some extent, but this hiding away ao long will to against him very strongly. Tjii: question f extending the time of the payments of its bondj, j to the Central I'aeiricjrailroad, is now practically before congress, and must Ie acted Uxn. ' Either the time must be extended or the . mortgage to secure the londamust be foreclosed. The officials of the road claim that it does not pay, but the general opinion does not view it in that light, and pretty promptly and plainly negatives the exteHiIing of the time fr the payment of the itonds. Ihk rat flung t Micott ;n our neighlnring stale of Washington, did not I urn out as I he captureiB desired. .Although they eapturld what appears to be a very suspici ous character it dot s not p,-ove to be Silcott. Probably as many Silcott's i!l be caught as there were Oromn suspects arrested, or as many t 'barley Iioss found, nnd with a tins itisfactorv result.-. Tin: acounts ef heavy l.sses in stock e-oiitinue-s to come in from Eastern Oregon. In some locali ties as h:h as sixt v tX-T cent ef the stock aresaidto have erished. Probably at no time iti the history of the state have the warmchinook winds been, looked for and wel eromed more heartily than in the present instances, The commence' ment of this week brings their advent and it " is to hoped they have come to stay. From New York conies ti e re port thai the play-wrights are making 'reparations to bring' out the passion play, over which and Salmi M'tVttiere wa' so much comment' .and final failure . in the past. li is said Miss Jennie Win- . eton is to take the pari of Christ. Probably tlit:' wh6le story is a scheme to .procure' cheap'advertis ing. Nevertheless fiction upon the iife of Christ and bible scenes, seem to be the. taking feature with the public at present, for many of the leading papers and periodicals are making novels ef that natiue a prominent feature of their issues, which they ' would not elo were they not read and accepted by the people. Senatou Eomunos in the U. S. senate introduced a new bill whose purpose is to protect United States officials from assault and murder while engaged in the dis charge of their duties. This bill will cover cases like the murder of Deputy Marshal Saunelers in Florida the other day and the assault n Justice Field last sum mer. It has been reasonably claimed that the right to punish such criminals as the perpetrab rs of these crimes already inheres in the Federal gfvernment. Bo this as it may, the enactment of Mr. Edmunds's bill would set at rest any doubt or question on this head. It is certainly demanded br every consideration of justice ftnl good order that the murders e.f Sounder.- should be speedily and condignly punished, ami the ionly quarter in which to lock for proceedings to bring them t their .'just deserts appears to ho the ' Federal authoritv. - iism.kck is making a vigorous campaign to continue hi.- control ami influence and seems likely to win. The marked difference be tween htm and theother European diplomats is that when he is beaten he simply goes to work the harder, and by some other and unlooked for movement recaptures j the situation and rehabilitates himself with power, whereas the others when they arc beaten resign and give up the place to other men. liisnnr.vk seems fully equal to the task of wearing out three generations of Kmperors. His plan now is to get control of the divided parliament by the enter ing wedge of the Catholic influence which he rontroV- through pander ing to the Pope. Iiik Chronicle ailuo.es to a prominent congressman by saying that "Mills of Texas i- opjosel to the world's fair project, ami evi dently means to do all in his Iwer to defeat it. This i the same man who proposed to Irelp American manufacturers by tax ing home prctducers and admitting foreign products free of taxation. He will bear watching, for he is aa fturely an enemy of American progress as the most blatant advo cate of the theory held before the war, that cotton was king and every interest should be puljordi nated to it." The national repu tation that Mills has gained makes him a fair object of critii'ism. Perhaps the. Chronicle is a little severe in its strictures, but cer tainly no man who has the welfare of the whole cotintrv at heart will j array nimseii against too worm s , fair meeting, for it has been fullv proven that those meetings pay immensely more than their cost. NE W TO-DaIc. WANTED Three pair of Chinese pheas ants. Inquire of e'urran .t Monteith, llf ANTKI- Two younsr nien to eanYaw II for useful household nrliok. Ai;cnt can make from SISrt t SJfJO per niotitli. Por further information adMress K. I". Wale, Sjattle, Wash. C w. akrs, ARcmrte?r anosi ckk . intoodant. oSi;e over f'irt National bank tmi'dirisr, AU.any, Or. Wurk uoiicitrd from all parts of the county. O received up to 12 .'c!ck noon on Sutur d ty. Marrh S. for the furnishing and ratlin of'sroiif for th tiank of Oregon buililiiijr. Hill iuut state i'ic quarry froui hu-t the .tone in taken a ad a sample piece of the mnc p-esinteil. Inform itio'i .'iten ami plaiiM mn b hceu at the olliee of C. W. Avers, iu the roiu of Albany & A-toria railroad company, r'i'St nt.ioniil bank building, Albany. Ore-con. The riiit is re served to reject any and all bids. HOHSES-al.!c- te OHsES Koiijht and nold on moot favoi ni!. Apply to A. Seuders i.t Marshall's or Sclimeer jistahlc, 1MB P rboKe lain!, all under eult'vatioii, ton' milts viit'ie.c-t o( All;ti;. for Kale at a bjr paiu. inquire of I'aul Mincfiinii-'r, or ai tbi.-. ollie"-. LOST.- KOI N!l UOI.il t.OI T.KT. WITH HIAMOXD .eltiii-r; iwntain a lady 'b portrait Suit-jlli- r- n.iril wi'.l be paid for lU ri turn to this olHuc. I Ol: MI.IC. A NKW MINI1KK MriWINd M ACHI.NK, canary birdw, Knlish and tJctiii-.m einyer. Kor particiiiars inquire of Mr-. Win. Myir. M Kl AliLNTS. P.XTLKHF.N OK I.AUIKS, TO handle a new invention, that it iude- p:ri.sible and sc'ls at j-iht. Address K. tiood'icb, Albany, Or. WANTKO A GEKMAN WOMAN WISII cs a situation to do general housework. Apply to Mr. LouU, at the Kevtre House. FOK SALE: A NO. 1 MILMNKKY STtH.'K in a No. 1 location in the thririntf rity of Albany. Low rents and splendid rooms. Kor particulars addreiM tlnu !'. O. box 1M, Albany, Or, lirANTKD MAN OK e;oj SKLUNU 1 1 ability to represent us a" 'ales agent in this town, "(?i00 to PiCK jk.t yfcar i-an be made) Address, Wanamtker & I'.rown, Philadelphia, I'a The larjics: cjothin!; and merchant t'.ilor- ng house in America. rO.NEV TO LOAN llOMK CAPITAL OVi itX jrxxl real estate security. Kor parUan- lars eaquirs of Oto. Ilumrhr.T. CtTKAYED OR STOLEN fROM THE O 'premises of Denver Ilacklcman,. eea Albany, a Mint Sept. 1, three youti- fc-eldiiiifs, branded thue 11 L on left bhoulder. Two three year old and one to year old, the la'ter dark color, the others sorrel and red dish ' brown. Anr information leading t. their reeovcrv wilibcj suitably rewartled by the undersigned. K II. LOKO, .Albany, Oi. STKAVrib IIOHSK-A MtDILM Sl.r.U bay horc, with a blazed face r.d one eye out, about four years o'd, has strayed upon the farm of Daniel Houck, near Tan-ent.- The owner can secure the horse by calling at the premises and p ij inif chai srn. TTAT FOK- SALE-MJcEAN VHbAl' vt rj timothy, baled; will be sold in quantities to suit fttreavo nole rates tor casn, ai me staMni of L. Sender 0" KKUUK KbMCrKIC KHbllUP IO Ilia awl iraot medicine in the world for interna and external use, and for pain oi any nature. You will never nnd Its equal, ask your druggist for it. HEAL THYSELS" WITHOUl' MEulC'INt This tan be done by aidmc nature to remove all foreiirn or injurious matter from the sjsteni, by use of Dr. Wilford Hall's new hvytnic treatment. Address J. B. Hughes, Atftnr, Albany, Oreson ItrANTKP- TO BUTASJtALt.HECOSU-11 .KDCO0R V stove and dininn table. Address "S," Herald ortice. I W, JIOE.NXII & PE Kit KUKll'NEK, li. contractors and builder. Plans, epeii .leal i m ami details funiinhed for all kinds oi frame an 1 brick built'.im.'S, biidgcs, etc- All worn promptly uo.ie aiid guaranteed to be first clars. SEED WHEAT. For the purpose of improving I lie seed wheat of Linn county, a rai load of Australian white wheat, foi spring or fall rowing, has ben sent to me for sale, which I now otter to tanners. For particular am' samples inquire of W. F. Crosby. Alnany, Oregon. 'Put 111 And Sweepm Will be made in our entire i tk ol.lk.ots aiid fcboes, ard we will i-eli yon FOE l(lSIE! OIMES. A fine line of toilet soaps at stan ard & Cusick's. Tinware w irrantetl not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's. Go to Phelps for the latest styles in commercial work. Hubbard's headache capsules are a sure cure. Tiy them. .Smoke Browi & Eastbam 8 o-cent cigar Brazil. Shaving 15 cents on tuudayi or holidays at V'iereck'e. Smokers will find a line line of cigars at Brown & Eastham's. Tinware warranted not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's. Great clearance sale at W. F. Read's for the next !0 days. (;eo v Henderson's. For school books and artist Mip plies go to Stanard & Cusick's. Ckcap Astoria lots in the exten sion to tho ltailway 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 yalley, will remain with Matthews & Washburn. A speedy cure for catarrh war ranted in everr carf. Applr to Dr.Patton. Smoke the felebrnied Havana filled 5-ccnt ignrs,' manufactured at Julius Jose )hs cigar factory. W will guarantee you as gooel or letter goods for the same money as any house in town. Spnnrer& Blackburn. Mr. Martin Ludwig, the only plutb?r in Albany that can make a wipe joint, will remain with Matthews & Washburn. For your tine imported and K Wt;st cigars, ro to M. Iiuuintrait eigar store, one elooi ::is. of Black man's drug sto'2 Work on the Albany t Astoria railroad will probably "begin in the spring out Phelps will do your printing for yon now and elo it right. If yon want the best quality when buying your groceries, and at the lowest prices, give me acall. Prompt attention and satisfaction guaranteed. Geo. C. Henderson. Mr. Stanard, of the firm of Stan ard & Cusick, is a competent prer scription druggist of five years ex perience. All prescriptions intrusted to them wili be accurately com pounded. The steam well-boring, rock drillirg and prospecting machinery of J. A. Roberts, of Salem, has been bought by J. B. Hughes, of this city, who is prepared to do all kinds of work in that line. Matthew's & Waehburne are anx ious to make a wager that Martin Ludwig, who will remain with them, makes the best wash boiier made in this valley. ! G. W. Simpson has received an immense stock of men's" and' boys' Olothing, as well as a large line of boots aud shoes, hats, .furnishing goods and general merchandise. Look out for Lis new adv. ' ' M TRIAL MAKES A lejlctr 0 itomer. IY COMPLETE STOCK AND ItfODEST PBXCES Are lit lnc .it. You an or ia' y iuvitfd to lie one I li-m. C. F. RK OWN ELL. I o n ey In Thy Purse,'' Carry the Largest lay in a frup.Jy of JSuotsand THE lN KXT FORTY Special i'leai Sale i 1 To make room tor my commence January 20th a GRAND CLEABANCF l immrnvrr this means everything in stck rm's nave room, anil we d not purpose to let Portland or any other city beat us in you all and will save you SPECIAL BAllGAIflS IN CLOAKS. I GKNTS' FURNISHING GOODS, GKNT8' NKCK WEAR, GKNTS' HOSIKRY. UMBRKLLaS, HOSIKRY, LAOE UUUTAunS, 7rc. AOTG. A I ban v, O'tvou. raifflPerrect Remedies ;!-l riuT-. c -Si.. GiIlMllifi! , , . -tSOLD BY Senctjor circuit- htfUt3 frQA J$5oe WORTH GOLD VJATCHES I take this taetbod of Informing the citizens of Albany and viciaity that I have just opened a first-class clothing store in connection witb my mercbtntile business, and have added the most complete stock of gents ever brought to the city. In order to advertise my business I have de Hded to ive awa over $500 w .rh of Gold Watches. Every purchaser of one dollar's worth of goods, for cash, from the clothing departmcet will receive a chnnce for one of these gold watches. Stock in all new purchased ia the east for spot cash, and will be sold at LOWEST LIVING RATES. Call and examine my itocK oefore Durchaaing elsewhere. gyNo troub.e to show goov... Albany, Or. -AMD GO TO KRAUSSE &, KLEIN,- Assortment of Boots auJ Shoes in Pboes. Owins: to an large Spring J stock I will prices. We want to see money. I LADIES' DRESS GOODS, LADltiS' FAM G V--' HOODS, LADIES' UNDERWEAR. LADIES' HOSIERY, LADIES' NOTIONS, G. TF. SIMPSON. iiiiii Ciif important cIimij:- in our busineb ooi l. n-? j; V. e A DAYS GREAT REDUCTION BARROWS & SEARLS For tit next 10 days we ofler our Shoes, Gent's Famishing Goods and 'Notions at prices that will make then go. In order to ssako room for our Spring Goods. Dress FUaaels Henrietta Cloths and s fall line of Dross Goods. Our stock of shoot is eompleto and fall of Bargains. Cone at onco and make your purchase the Reduetio Sale lasts ten dsys- Womeanbasiness andean make it BARROWS ISLVMBEItG MOCK. l ft -Ul .1. V-sSSSSSSaS Have you got La Grippe?. It so, buy an Early Breakrast or Jewel. Stove , or Banee and you will nave a strong .pull on having the happiest bom e it me vuey. van ana examine our Anti-itues iin-ware 10E go -HE "ALSO The Finest Line of Pianos and ' Oians in tbe Willamette Vallej, - CAIX AND EXAMINE' HIS STOCK Albany bought them btiore J only; entire fttock of lry Goods, Boots and to your interest to buy of ns. & SEARLS. r Matthews & Waslibw, ALBAN OREGON. III II 11 a m to . : l G.LBli(lllN, Drags, Paints, Oils, toiMarUde. also a raU Bbm of books ana comi n a raios Tumi Alboay Ostf CARRIES-
