Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, March 09, 1890, Page 2, Image 2

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    SL'XDAY, MA1.ICII 9, 181)0.
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TO KRMJSSE & KLEIN,
fastidious admirer of si 1 hides fur
the wicked.
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r hi! orliccs north
The Kasivrn states
: lie West Side
ud the Nuin.vr ILiuo li. 11
Kor I'or'Jaiul and Salum . .
lorvallis and Yaiu:ua
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UHtCV DUIU..MHIMI1M ........ "
TIiu jmstotli.-c itill'be closed each cveiiiis
rm six to seven oclovk.
Kisterc-I m itSef for th early nii.rnii!i;
rain"sh')uM i:i-iil'l before S o clock the
t rvi"U4 eveniii-'.
olht-e sown
OKEUON' PACIFIC TIMETABLE.
Arrive Departs
7.7Ti.7'kuii'.1.00 in
I r..2.".nil :.fl'a
aBHcncr.
F'roixht....
UKMOVAI..
The oflico of the Daily ami
Weekly IIi:r.m lias been re
moved into the Foster block up
stairs in the rooms formerly occu
pied by the - Masonic lodije, where
larger ami more com mod ions quart
ers have been fitted up. Patrons
of the paperj will please observe
the chanze.
THE VOMMOX FA TE OF A LL.
Mankind travels the walk of life,
one after another, in the same
unvarying footsteps. There'is no
turning aside from the inevitable,
and there is no short cut across
lots to the eternal end, no buying
a llowcry passage through the
Ix-t he that divides this life from
that which lays beyond the veil;
all must pass through the com
mon door death.
But why should that passage be
viewed with such aversion by
human lieings as to be termed the
"king of terrors." reorge Talbot
says: "When a man has done his
work, when he has had all the
great experiences of life, when he
has tasted temperately its great
joys, and borne patiently some of
its great sorrows: when he has
tested the limits of his powers,
and learned that beyond a certain
range achievement is impossible;
when be has grown weary of the
monotonous round of thoughts
that brought no certain knowledge
even if his laxly be not full of
pains nor bis mindfull of regrets,
why should he look with sorrow
or alarm at the gentle messenger
stealing quietly iimii him to sum
mon him to his r.'st? And you,
nearest friend, who honored and
lovel. perhaps Sorely needed liim, j
come near, and, before you draw
the white face-cloth over the
white face, study its expression.
Could there be anything more
utter and complete than its satis
faction? Is there in Uone trace
of suffering, of regret, of desire!
I).ies he look owed by the shame
of the great defoat in which he has
just be. mi overcome? Seems he to
nvy you your life, or any life?
And if you cou'. l, would you dare
break the calnm-ss of his rest bv
one incKer oi coiinciousiicss, one
thrill of i ' eli ng, one imtxilse of
eling, one impulse
desire, on:- lihiuient of memory to
connect tin- great ocean of his
peace with the far-away-sounding
murmur of the streamlet which
wa his earthly life! Would you
confront (lod himself, the solemn
spectacle n whose work lay before
you, and say that life, any life you
had known in experience or his
tory, or could shape in imagina
tion, were better than the sleep be
bad given his beloved? Is it not
enough io Ikj assured that, after
all the worst it can do, death is
only tin' worker of beneficent
change? It never reaches the
heart of life. Life always evades
the malign stroke of death, and in
some new and higher form laughs
at his impotent rage. More leaves
green the branches of the oak and
elm, under the warm skies of
June, than the previous October
gales tore off and scattered on the
frozen ground. More and happier
birds come back in summer, and
not a note is lacking in the chorus
they are singing in the blossom
ing orchard. Nobler races succeed
ours, to perfect and surpass our
highest achievements ; wiser and
stronger men come after us, to
finish our tasks we fainted under."
Expeiuments, if continued long
and thorough enough, may yet
revive the old and almost forgotten
idea of a literal hell of fire and
brimestonc. For instance it has
long lieen known that the temper
ature of deep mines and boreholes
rises the further down one goes;
and recent observations made in a
bore-hole over a mile deep at
Schladebach, near Duerrenberg in
(iermany, have shown that the
rate of increase of temperature in
decending i3 one degree Fahren
heit for every sixty-five feet. Great
precautions against error were
take, in these experiments, which
appear to be t ho most reliable of
"o to the ant thou s Inward
and learn to be wis'," receives a
new and emphatic meaning in the
lijjlit of the facts narrated of
Arizona and Colorado ants. It is
said by experts in the West that
probably the most laborious as
well as the most regular mining
for gems is done by the ants in
Arizona and Colorado. Fither be
cause the ants want the pebbles
as an outer covering for their hills
or because they object to them in
side they freiiuentlv make about
their dwellings a glittering spread
of stones of all sorts, among them
amethysts, topazes, and other val
uable jewels. Why does not some
enterprising man capture those
insects, domesticate them and
them set them
work.
svstematicall v at
Tiik I'rairie Farmer thinks the
promised encroachments on the
field of butter making, as fore
shadowed by the Mannheim, (ier
many new industry the making
of a cocoanut substitute for butter,
is a slam on the cow even if the
people are taking more kindly to
it than to oleomargarine. When
will these encroachments upon
the bovine field of industry
"cheese it?" Let theVows rise to
a man, "rally round the flag,
boys," and "down with the "butter-substitutes.
Kine-ness is be
being imposed upon, and resist
ance is not o.ily justifiable butter
necessity.
XI! IV TO-1AY.
IVAXrKD-A woman to help at house
11 work on Saturday of each week. Kor
partw-iiMH apply at thisothce.
llAX-Kl)
A 2irl to U' ei-neral housc-
1? work.
Api'ly to W. W. Crowilcr.
street, uackleinaii s su addition.
TlfAXTED Three pair of Chinese theps-
1 1 ants. iniiurc i i.'urran & Moiitcith
1TTANTKD- Two youn.r men to
canvass
If foi
for a useful hoiMehulil article. Aircnt
can m.ike from $150 to 8205 per month. For
further information adilres E. K. Wade,
ssattle, wa&li.
CI W. AYKKS, AKCUI Iter ANI afrKU
. intendant. Otli.-e over First National
baiikhtiilditiL", Allnny, Or. Work solicited
from Ml parts of the county.
HOUSES Bought and sold on most faTor
ahlo terms. Apply t. A. Sunders at
Marshall's or Schmeer a gtablcs.
T?AHM
FOR SALE-iOO ACKES OF
J? choi'-e laud, ah
under cuit vation. ton'
miles southeast of Albany, forxale at a hir
(rain. Impure of Paul' .Miiicenme'r. or at
this office.
j T ('ST. P.OI Nil UOI.d LOI KI-T. WITH MAMOMI
i J J setting: eoiitain.' a lady's portrait Suit-
able reward vi:l bt : pui.l for its return to this
otlice.
S1
TKAYEP Oli STOLEN fRCM THE
picmiscH of lfenver Il.u-kleinar.. tear
Albany, a uut Sept. 1. three youn eldimjs,
hrndid thu II L on left shoulder. Two
thre year ol.l and one two year old, the
latter dark eo!cr, the othtrs sorrel and red
dis!) brown. Any information leadimr! to
their recovery will bi suitably rewarded by
the u.ider.-iinaU. F, II. I.OKO.
" Albanv. O..
1"VR HAI.K. A .KW K1SOKR NKWINO MAC'IHSR,
at j;reatly reduced rate-; als choice
-anary bird-, En!i-)h and Ccrmaii sin(.fni.
For parlicuiars inquire of Mrs. Wm. Myir.
-AOK.T.-. liKNTLKIIKS Ott I.AKIK4. TO
I hand
ulle a new invention, that is indc-
pcnsible nr.d se'ls at fcitfht. Address K.
Ilnr.ilfh Allunv Or
llfAXTEO-A CEKMAN WoMAX WISII-
I if es a situation to do general housework.
Apply to Mr. Louis, at the Kevere House.
FOlt SALE! A NO. 1 MILLIXEKY STOCIi
in a No. 1 lojatiou in the thriving city
of Albany. Low rents and splen lid rooms.
For particulars address firm P. ,0. box 9J,
Albany, Or.
WANTED M VN OK GOOD SELLIXO
a'dlity to represent us as rales ascnt in
this town, (i '00 to $2000 jer jre ir can be
made ) Address, Wanam iker & Broun,
Philadelphia, Pa
The largest clothing ami merch int tiilor
iiK housu in America.
MONEY TO LOAN -HoMK CAl'l lAbON
pood teal estate security. For particu
lars enquire of Geo. Humphrey.
STIt.YEl.r HORSE-A MElJiX'M 7siZfcD
bar horse, with a blazed face ar.d one
eye out, about four years o'd, has strayed
upon the farm of Daniel Hou:k, near Tau
ifent. The owner can secure the horse by
calling at the premises and paying charges.
HAY FOtt- SALE-'-CLEAN CHEAT .OH
timothy, baW; will be sold in quantities
to suit at reasonable rates 4f or cash, at the
stables of L. Senders.
0"
RROO.N KLKCTRIC RCLIKf 18 TIIK MOST Kl.lt-
eant medicine in the world for interna
and external use. and f..r pain oi any nature.
You will never find its equal. Ask your
dru insist for it.
HEAL THYSELF WITHOUT MEDICINE
This can be done by aiding nature to
remove all foreign or injurious matter from
the svstem, by use of Dr. Wilford Hall's new
hygenic treatment. Address J. B. Hughes,
Agent, Albany, Oregon.
1ITANTKD--T0 BUT A SMALL BRC0XD-H AND COOK
W stove and dininu table. Address "S."
Herald ottice.
T
Ii. contractors and builder. Plans. pcci
tications and details furnished for all kinds of
frame and brick buildings, bridges, etc. All
work promptly do.ie and guaranteed to be
first-class.
Albany Opera House,
Grand opening of the opera house on
Monday, Tuesday and vv ednesday
MAKCn 10, 11 & 12,
Return of the favorite tratjedian
JOHN S LINDSAY,
And his excellent compony, who will
appear on Monday eve in the
beautiful drama entitled
Inpr, the Barbarian
General admission 50 c?nt. Re
sciicuiraiaja cenw. seats now on
gale at lilackmaa s druj? store.
Win
Will be made in our entire t-uck oi licots and bliots, :ii:d Ae vill bell you jicu.s I.yai r than jou ever bought them bttbre
KdH THE NEXT FORTY DAYS ONLY.
Itl SINKSS OTII l.
Shaving 1" cents at Vieieck's.
rl,.....n la.nnlAil . 1 r- rnol 11 V
Matthews & Washburn's. j
Go to I'helps for the latest ftylea I
in commercial wvrk.
Hubbard's headache cansules i
are a sure cure. Try tiiein.
fimoke Browi -k Easthams
5-cent cigar Brazil.
Shaving 15 cents on Sundays or
holidays at Viereek'e.
Tinware warranted not to rust at
MattheAvs & Washburn's.
(.beat clearance sale at W. F.
Head's for the nextoO davs.
Fine dressed chickens to-day at
Geo. C. Henderson's.
For school books and artist sup
plies go to Stanard & Cusick'e. j
Cheap Astoria lots in t he f xten-1
eion to th Itailway addition. J
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. K.
Brownell.
Business men who want neat,
tasty stationer get Phelps lo do
their printing.
Buy lots in the extension to the
Kaliway addition to Astoria. They
are cheap.
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 speedy cure for catarrh war
ranted in everv case. Applv to
Dr. Pat ton.
Smoke the celebrated Havana
filled 5-cent '.gnrs, manufactured
at Julius Jose h"s cigar factory.
Mr. Martin Ludwig, the only
plumber in Albany that can make
a wipe joint, will remain with
Matthews & Washburn.
For your fine im irtcd and Ke
West cigars, iro to M. Kuumsart
cigar store, one door Mist of black
man's drug; sto'j
r . i i iiii
IIS
TO ALBANY IS
now on the market and comprises
Ilio large, level and beautiful build
ing lots. The blocks have eight
lots to the block, each lot being GO
by 100 feet. The streets are GO
feet wide with two large avenues,
one of 100 feet and the other of 91)
feet in width. There will probably
be a motor or electric line to this
addition oefore long. For terms
of "ale apply to any real estate
agent in the city.
ONE TRIAL
-MARKS A-
teoular Customer.
MY COSirLETE STOCK
AND
lHODEST FEZCES
Are what does i . You an
or lially invited to be one
liem,
C. E. BROWNELL.
.Sollee of Ulniiolailon.
NOTICE IS IIEKEBY GIVEN
h at the late firm of Hopkins &
Saltmarsh. composed of T.G. Hopkins
and George W. Sa.tmarsh, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, the said
George W. Saltmarsh retirine. All
the liabilities of the fir ji are assumed
by the said 1. G. Hopkin? and Ma.y
Saltmarsh, a copa-tnersnip this day
entered into under the firm name Oi
Hopkins iV Saltmarsh, and the said
lust named firm will coll ct all out
standing accounts and claims of the
late tirm or Hopkins & Saltmarsh.
Dated thW Junnurv 31. IS'JO.
T. G. HOPKINS,
GEOR(p V SALTMARSH
Notle? of Dissolution.
VToTICB K IIRRRKT OITM THAT TflK CO-rltT-
l iiershin heretofore exi-itinir under the
tylp mil1 firm name rf Ashliy & Dickiimnn
is hiTcby dissolved !-y mutual consent, Mr
It. K. Ashhy re'i inir havinj; sold his inter
est in and to xaid firm IwiursH to Mr.Ceorirt
Dickinson, who will co- ti-nm the fame.
K. F. A BAIT,
(ir.o. IMCIINSOH
Albany, Oregon, Felriia;y -2sUi, 1S90.
II
vriif
MIOl)
ferry (lie Largest
And lay in ajsupply of Boots and
m Special
lea
1UUU
To make room for my large Spring stock I will
commence January 20th a
GRAND CLEARANCE
luMiicmber this means everything in stock. mus
have room, and we do not purpose to let Portland or
n.ny other city beat us in prices. We want to see
you all and will save you money.
SPECIAL BARGAIHS IN CLOAKS.
GENTS FURNISH IN(! GOODS.
GENTS' NECK W EAK,
GENTS' HuMKKY,
UMBRELLAS,
HOSIERY,
J. AXJK UUKTAlinS, ETC.. ETC.
" ' " KT . BEAD
Albanv 0-t'on.
r;irr. TO TSTL DCATHTOrnllf.Un . i. I K ,1 ! . , ! i .3?
ISrfR TKAM frnrr H 1111 It! IN lrZP SL44K
riiiii MniiiiiriiuyiOw nm-iir m i a j Ltm;
la rr tJ:r. c MM . ImWNlffi -
laairriMr Mrntri Dnirii ir -ai i luoufl
HAS JUST RECEIVED DIS
Spiff
Line
Embracing a fine line of auits, which will be sold atbottom prices.
T? naiit
u.. iuan .fchlished. anil in order to
ell bis large itock of dress goods, remnants, notions, etc., at a
VEBY GBEAT
Albany. Or.
Will &
ysmfssn i .7: inn iiiiiit ,
Assortiaent of Boots ani Ska in
IShoes. Owing to an
ncee
LA PIES' DRESS GOODS,
LADIES' FANCY GOODS,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
LADIES' HOSIERY,
LADIES' NOTIONS,
i -n"i
i Hr osaBksni Owms'
SOLD BY
& Mason.
of
Counter
make room for new goods lie wil I
SEDUCTION-
G. W. SIMPSON.
Stark.
8
r-lLar. ! -
(Mtar,
' lir U r il V ItZedr
important cliautie in our bus
BARROWS&S EA R LS
BARROWS
ltl.VMllKIKl Itl.OVK,
rjATP().r Take ni shors unless W. I,. Douglas1 name abd price are stanpnd ou
tVclinVaJ-e. tia Jrice.'e Wa0"' " d"'er "no1 yU' M diwcl tW
w.
L. DOUGLAS
co eunc for
FOR
GENTLEMEN.
W WM W ho
.Sold -
sill
ip r.ariy
-o. N N-t; au,
VC "e
FOR PURE DRUGS,
TOILET
AND
GO
-HE ALSO
t o " " " T
pi ii
The Finest Line of Pianos and Organs in tlig
Willamette Valley.
C ATT. Avn EXAMINE HTS
i:'h,1 . 'e ne-ratiyea made by L. W.Clark and Greenwood no
,1S?S.. Dnphcatea can be bad from them onlv of w, at re
.ealf : .iavc about, isoo nesratives marl., hr .).
which duplic rai bad at like rates. We errT the onlr full iine Af view
cftbis s'ato, :ido : ared work at lowest rates Tor first-class work We
shall be plrl to ijou at cur studio in Froman's block, next doo-o tbe
Masotic Tet
Albany
- int -
NOW HAVKA
if vw
II?
-OF-
BOOTn and SHOES
For spring trade at priaes
that defy compeeition. Give
us a call rnd buy your shoes of
us at bedrock price. Good
goods and square dealing.
& S EARLS.
riueCair, Hemry Baad Crala
and (rrrdnocr Waterproof.
Vent la the W orld. Lxaavlmohl
3.00 CeaalBr Uaa4 (
Mil or.
. Uand-Sewrd Well Shoe.
.'!. roller and raranrrn' boe.
t.M Extra Valor t ir Mkor.
Si.'-' Jt 93 Workloaaora'a
ftbee.
and l.75 Bora Hrlrool
aIi or.
All Made In Congi-eNM, !!((
a ad Lore.
$i & $2 SHOES
FOR
LAPIK
$1.75 SHOE ton UlSSRh.
BEST MATERIAL,
BEST STYLK,
BEST F1TTIKG.
Krorblob. tlx.
L- E. BLAIN.
K VN V IV N IP..
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AL13AHY, OREGON.
Hardware, stoves,
Have you jot La Grippe? If so buy tn
nrcaiciast or Jewel Stove or Kange
you wm nave a strong pull on bavin
,,a'r"e,,t home in the Valley. Call and
.xamme our Anti-Rust Tinware.
FANCY
TO
GOODS
ilmft Paints, Oils,
toilotartkiea.
wt otk and
tc
earofuIlT
DO CHIOS TB-'PIE,
CARRIES
" av w aj
Tlio Leading
PHOTOGRAPHERS
ALBANY, OREGON.