Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, July 25, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texttith MOTrNTvn "nTnAT.T FRIDAY .tply 25. Horning gaily 3Urrald ai w a. no Weekly TVUMM op SUBSCRIPTI'' milt . V'seK V V JW ttmwmimmj wj sttTersd by oarrter, pot week 0-20 -t '., per T1 M.. 6 00 WTtftKLT. iPMMtshed im; Friday Morning.) w ony, per winnro. in advanre.....wJI2.00 oot Mit in advance . THE Nil LA, u the Albany oostomce close roc il offices north (Tie Eastern state Hie West Sid e Narrow Gauge RV ft. fwl T ..tland and Salem ... .ilia and Yaquina : ttce aonth '630 a. M. .. . .11 a. a' 12;SO p. Ml 7:30 r. M - postofflce will he closer! each over.lna . roeo six to seven o dock. (blistered matter for the early morning tain MKMUd M maileri before B o clock ln previous evening. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrive Departs ...111 lSamlLOOpro ' &.2Spml 6. Hit SUCCESS. "8tcco is a word frequently up on the lips, but not always used with discrimination. It is often confused with the mere zrati6ca tion of wishes, or the possession of something in itself desirable; whereas it sonld be confined t" the prosperous results of our own efforts. A youth at school or college gains a prize for the best essay in his class. But if some one else has written it for him, can we consider him a successful competitor? A young man craves wealth, and suddenly, by the death of a relative, he finds him self rich; but is thin the success that he would have earned had he by hi9 own industry and energy, gained the much coveted posses sion? 'Another through the in terest of his friends, or through bribery, gains a place and position of honor for which he has nevet fitted himself ; he has obtained seeming success, hut is it the tnv one which talent and power an patient endeavor would hav. earned? This difference is not one of mere words. Success is something which every one wants and hopes for, naturally and rightly, for it is to a great degree the measure of bis life happiness, and his value to the whole world. For this reason, it is of great im portance that it be distinctly un derstood in what it consists, and - how it must be secured. 1'f there is a vague notion that it means any and every pleasant thing that we may desire, procured by what ever means are at hand, and with as little personal effort as mav be, energy add endeavor will be at a discount. They will only come in as a last resort, when all easier methods have failed ; and thus the noblest element of manhooti and womanhood will remain compara tively undeveloped. But if, on the other hand, success is under stood to mean- achievement through personal exertion of mind or body, then all the valuable at tributes of activity, vigilance, skill perseverance and power will ex pand and strengthen by continual practice. There are many for tunate men who are not successful . men . n - whom the world has miled from their birth up, who have enjoyed the benefits of a good home, a good education, of loving friends of much assistance and encouragement and ample opportunities, who yet do not snceed because they depend on these things, and fail to put forth their ow n powers, and to exercise their own talents and abilities. And there are others who are uccesftful in spite of many priva tions and misfortunes. With few early advantages of training or tinea tion, with little help and many discouragements, they yet work hard and struggle manfully, and tbrougti struggling ain a a power and stamina which com mand Huccess in whatever they undertake. It is indeed always a problem for wisdom and intelli gence to solve, how far external advantages continue to be advan tageous, and where kindness cerses to be kind. A recent writer jys, with truth: "There is a kind of aid which it is immoral for a friend to give, and equally immoral for another to receive ; it is the aid which takes the p'ce of some work we ouht to have done, tome energy we ouht to hve put forth, some strength and power oi character we ought to have at tained." What is time true of success is in the main also true of defeat; it comes trotn within rather than with nit. Many per sons are in the habit of referring all their disappointments to some untoward circumstance-. There wm lack of opportunity or ad vantage ; some one else failed to do ' his part ; some untorseen difflcul-y arose beyond their power to overcome, or some ooposing force came in 'which no one could interact; the very "stars ia their courses fought against Sisera." But a keener insight ir. to their own nature would usual iy show them that a deeper cause was at work in their failure than any of these things ; that had they put forth more energy, or exer cised more patience, or been more brave and resolute, or had taken more precautions, these disadvant ages might have been overcome and these obstacles might have been conquered. Or, perchance, their defeat arose from an ambi tion too great to correspond with their capacities, and humbler ven tures might have proved success ful. Whatever it may have been it was probably the result of an internal defevt, or error of judg ment, or 'ack of energetic acMon and when that is discovered the first step Las been taken toward turning pnst failures into future succe.-s. It is not opportunity or friends or fortuitioua circumstance? that chiefly determine our success ; it is the spirit within us, of which Goethe speaks whon he says, "Life lies oefore us as a huge quarry lies beyond the architect ; he deserves not the name of an architect except when out or' this fortuitous mass he can combine with the greatest economy ami fitness and durability some form, the pattern of which originated in h'f spirit." Alta is hard after tiusls. which is coinmend-tble. It savs that an ammonia trust has been formed The short ice crop has caused ammonia to advance, because it is necessary in making artificial L-e. The country will get its nose to this ammonia combine and then the Courts will cork it up. Ureal Slaughter. G. W. Simpson has made a great slaughter in prites on all summer goods lo close I hem out namely : Lawns that we sold of 12l2 15 (p; reduced to 8 ct nts. All wool challies that we sold fr 20 2d(rt 30 reduced to 15 cents. Cuallies that we sold for lo I2(cr 16,3 reduced to 7 cents. Saiieens that we sold for 162, 20 25(i 30 reduced to 15 cent. Aud a general reduction on all our summer goods. Look at dis play and prices in the window. G. W. Simpson. A Convenience for Albany. For the uioruinu: 5 o'clock local Irani running from Albany to Port land, which makes ttie run through .v it nont chant e tor breakfast, Mr. Gross, of the Depot Hotel, will pre pare Out coil'ee with tne luncii served to those taking the tram woo desire it. Tickets to Europe San Francisco Spokane Fails, Pendleton, Baker City, The Dalles, and all points in the United States and Canada for .-ale at the Union ticket office. C G. hawliugs city ticket agent. Broad i I. in si. A hi If IO-DA1. POIt il&M, 100 ACRES Of FIBaT-iLAdb J; land 3 miles frnin Lebanon, p.rtly im (.roved, suitable l.ir dauy stuck, truit or poultry, r'or further intoruuation inqjire ..I thui ofticv. WaNTEU. by a lady who writes a good hand, and ie both quick aou accurate lib accouuls, a position in a more or oibce, ! tirf store prelerreu. Address U. K. Bo Sv, Albauy Ouod Karden and fruit i laud Nesr -roow house, liarn, at -., 1 mile from court louse: mice tf'ouu, oue- t-tird cash, balance easy. 'Jail at ouie on W . E. McPherson, opposite Huss House. LOST One '.ay ponv branded 1 . P. ou the aboukler, AeitibtDK B6U ueauds, tt tear id. Auv information will be nuitablv re garded. Adurea Wnuoian A lluluurv (.'OK KBNi. Three desirable dwelling 17 bouaee. hor paraculara inquire oi lf. V. c. ei(U LI B. WINN, AUKNT FOK THE LEAD I tag tire, life and accident insurance cum uauiee. WANTED A FE BOARDERS. In quire at the residence ot Mra. M. E. Oorria, f ourth and Calapooia strecu. OaT In tnia city, a lirlit-red lUewelleu J setter. Answer, to name of 1'onUJ. Ke urd will be paid for nii return to hia owner. V. W. Watt. iCK COOL BECKON DRAUGHT, DRAWN from the cellar, at M. BauaigAn a. 1ELL BORING, ROCK DKiLLlINO I T prospect uauy, Oregon LH)K SALE OOOD MIU:II CyWs, AT X Trite Bros,' stables. ILKNISUED ROOMS TO KENT- Inquire JJ of 8. 1.oets, at Delinonica rritaurKni i 1 W. AVERS, AKCHII fcCr ANOal'r-EK-J, intendant. Othx over First NaUoual uauk buiidiuv, Altauy, Or. Work solicited from all parts f the county LMNE CIOAKM IMPORTED. KEY WEST X and Domestic, embraciuK the celebrated r lor de Ma-inu, Eslrellas, Ounquerura and oilier cnoiie brsnds in the Wells, rargo aim Western Union TeUvraph odioe buiHinu. a heuiemtwr the place L'OK SALE - A I Jersey cow. Well broke X lor town puipoxts Inquire at Oregon jjind tionipiuiy 's othce. LOST A breastpin oi heavy g-old wire en. ciri liuK a coral branch. 1'be rinder will suiiauiy rewarded by leaviutf the mum- at ti.s oll.ee- MONEY TO LOAN HoMt L'APll ALON irMxl real etate steurity. ror particr. uu enquire of Ueo. Uuni ure. for Sale. CHOICE STCHJK OF GROCrklES, EIX turea, etc. Doing good budr.ess. O.Kd reasons for silling, A id reus Mr P. A Box 75, taty. CITY RESTAURANT. Ha7ing beeo naurrlyreniolnloii, this old and popular tesUarant will he marl tirst-claai in every mpect. The pnblio will be givu good meala at all houm for only 35 cent. Every thing neat and attractive. Ovsters i ry style. W. A. MqQbju. rBiidtitM W W. K1STBURN, M. I).. PHISV.' l S Tf anddVz itmiii nttirA in Mullwain's brick. Can be found at office day or nhrht. M 11. El-LIS. l-ri"aiCI.Ui NI 8l!Rr . veou, Albai.y Oregon. WE DAVIS, H. D. PHYSICIAN AND suirfeon. Can he found at hit office room in Stranan's block. First street. Albam Oregon- C. KELLY. PHYSICIAN AND MK . Keon Albany, Oregon, office In Pierce's new block. OUlce hours, from 8 4. M. to 4 P. M. A. J. ROSfilTER, VEIERINAKY MR ireon. irrailuatc of -iiitario vetorir'ar.i college and mem ber of the Ontario veienn. ary medical society, is prepared to treat the disease of all domesticated animals on scientific principles. OnVe t Ans Marshall's livery stable" Residence 4th and C'alapooia streets, Albany, Oregon. DK. E. A. M ALrsTRR HoaiorATinc mv sician and surgeon lias removed hi office into Crawford' Mock. All calls prompt ly attended to. DRO. A. WHITNEY, PHYSICIAN A.M surgdon. ' Graduate of Bellevue Hospi tal Medical l olleg.'. New York Sty. Disease" if women a iv.w-talty. Office in at residence on 7th street between Calaponia and Vine, Albany Oregon. DR. M J. PATOS. PHYSI'JIAN N Surgeon, Blumbnrg's Block, Albany, Or. Female diseasea a specialty. Can he found u the office day or night. Vi'TOItJEfb. W. T. SCRNKT. t I BR1N, J. W DHAFKS Bl'RN :Y, BARIN Jt DRAPER, ATloH neys at law, Oregon City, O-eon. Twci tv years eiierieii -e as register of th;U. fr. Land titflce pt Oregon City and in tne land practice rcconiin. nils us in our spucialtv business before the Land Oiflcc or f he court' and involving the practice in the get ersl Land Office. H C. WATSON, nttorney-at-law, AUan .Oregon. Odice in btruhan block JN. DUNCaN ATTORNEY - T LAW . and not-ir puojlc. O'nce in the Siraha.: iiIch m, rooms No. I and J. D. K. M. BLaCKBULN. u. hiuui I LACKHI RN, W RIGHT ATTORN KY Ai 1 Law, AU.anv, Orct,o:i. in Ol.i r r lion 's Temple. V ill practice in ail count jf the state, and give special attention to all b'lMUSSS IlOLVEKTON IhARLES e7 A ITORNEi IT at Law, Albany, Or. -Oihce in rooms l; and 14, Koster's Blixk. over L. K. BlainV itore. JK. WEATH) KPOKD," ATTORNEY AI .law, Alban 'regon. Oihce in thi Klinn Bl-ck. ill practice In all tin court ot 'best at. , . d give special attentioi, to all buaiiieas. J AVER P. 1IK.M, A I TORN E Y-AT-LA W and title wi, Albant, tr. Wil practice in all ti. . irts of the state. Ab stiacte o title turuishrd on short notice. Ten years experience. REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS Pfeiff.r, P-ri.. Only nrst-ulam boum ni ;he city. Isnre aauple rooms tor com uierdal men. fo Chi uuien employed in thi kit' heu. Gem isi sta nti'- fo Corvallis. 8ECKKT flOCIKTlKS. A. u. l W. Safety Lodge No, 18; meet every Monday e eniug at the O. A. K ball ou Kerry street, between Second and third. AI Willy, Oregon. Strangers in tin il. and transient brethren, cordially inviteu it at-i.u. McPnorson Post No. 6, G. A. R. Stated meetings at the U. A. H Hall ou tne second aud Kourtx J r'riday evenings cf each mouili. TraLsisnt Comrades ais cordi y invited to meet with us S. W. KErX'E, B. K..liSLF.R, Commander Adjutant. Land surveying. Ptaris DBsiRiMQ soaviTisa doni car ob tain accurate aud prompt work by calliruj upon ox-euunty surveyoi r, T. T. fisher. U ;ias complete copies of Held notes and town. hip piats, and is prepare i to do surveying in iny part of Linn county. Pom to thee address, MUle k Htation. Linn cou ity, Oregon. t'onlraclur and Kullder. DC. rtli ELL WILL FIRM8U FLANS, BPtCiriC . tions and detai's for all kinds of builil uig and architecture. All work prouipth done and guaranteed lo be nrst-class. Esti mates luruisberl ou short notice for brick buildings, residences, public buildings, bridges, etc. t'onlrarlwr and Builder. rniiE l'NlEKiiIUItED UAVi.NO LOCATED X in Albany sclicita patrouaKr from city ; .llifl pnilhlPV Will ... K..;i K.l i barns, and all manner, of dwelling houses, iuciudiiir Oueen Anne, East lake and Elua beOnan stiiea of buildinf. Will furnish plans, andsptcificationa tree of charges, astir faction Kuarantee: W. V. CAjStL. Star i .A FULL STOCK OP Htap.'e Gi-roceries CKtkwy, Glassware, The best quality of leas, coffees, candies, nuts, U-. FKESH BAKED BREAD EVERY DAY. At this old reliable house Is also to be found a complete assortment of fresh famil) groceries, to whid is conn tartly beii.ir auded all tne seasonable lines of groceries and pro visions, such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chippea to order. Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, tastetn Buckwheat Flour. Cannea Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, ttc, These good were all oouirht when prices ere low and tne tieuettt ol tie man(in will be tfiveo to his cusuimers. Keniember the place, it the old corner on first aud liroalalbiii hw. Con tad Mjer. LllTY TAXES. Notice is heieb) iriventhat ' the tax roll of tin city of Aliany, Or., for the year 1SH0, has been placol .11 my hands for collection, and that I will I; at the council chaniheie oi said city to receive i and receipt for the taxes cbaiged in said roll, ! tor the noriod of thirty uays from date of this notice All taxes remaining un, aid at ! mo CApiravion 01 imri nys tnrercailcr will be returned to the common council -if the city ot Albany as delinquent, ..d costs and expenses (nr collecting siieh tixcs lie added thereto. JOHN N. HOr'r MAN, City Marbal. IHteH at Albany. Or., this Itnh dav "I AHv 1890. LtATAliKH Cllttl), health nnd sweet hraath secured, by bhilob's Catarrh hemedv. Prii-e &0 cents. Nasal Injector Irte. Sold by Fcha) & Mason. Ur ILL VUU BUFFER with lysria and Liver Compldint? bhilnh's Vualiieris uara nteed to cure you. Fir sale bj lot hay Mason. K lame back, side nr cheat, use Sliilob s X Porous Plaster. . suiil by Foaliay ti Mason. THAT HACKING COUGH can be to quick ly cured by Shiluh's Cure. Wcvuaraiitee it, Bcld b Foahay 4t Mason. ALL PERSONS HAVING UN.1EITLEO ' accounts with John Dierreniter are re quested to call at Sues and settle as he has sold his meat market auuhaa rstursJ from IB l Baker)7 The City Liquor Store M. If A VMOAUT, Proprietor. T"Noxt door to the OiJ fell)' e ople, Al'iauy, Oregon Keeps constantly on h n.l the dne irapwtel an J lomastiu wines, liquors, cigars 'an rc'ryia. Onlv drst-clisi liquor store in the city SPfClAi 4TTEKTTH PAID T0 ORDERS FROM THE RilHNTRV Tljlius Joseph Manufacturer of Choice Cica: AND :isrars, Vluif and Smukinj; Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pitw. 'h full lio-' rimokers' Articles. Also dealer in Ne-' floor to Pfleitrer's candy store, Albany. Oreitob. C' I ' f ri V Tube no shoes unlet rV U 1 lljil tbeai. If your enclosing advertued prire. W. L. DOUGLAS. 3 S5-" eLnc for FOR Z GENTLEMEN. ' ASK YOUR Columbia Tho best tirandju tlie .narktt. This laciurfa JEFFERSON FL0TJRI1TG MILLS OF J EFFF.BSON, OREGON The mill has recently been refitte must improved machiuery. .-Ink tor 6b CCLUM RT A" .rind take no otlmr. siiiTiid mm OIL and GASOLtNL. OF- Best Makes ! FORCE Wm. Miller Steele Mot FAMILY AND Hotel RaDges.! Richardson & Poynton FURNACES ! .I !ln All W !Nr T JUD Ten thouBantl Men Women and CliiUlrt n to Imyiroods of DE'()E & H()3IAH BKOS., WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, . Graduates students in CLASSICAL. LITER VRY. SCIENTIFIC, NORMAL, BUSINESS, LAW AND MEDICAL COURSES. ALSO MUSICAL, THEOLOGICAL. PHARMACEUTICAL AND ART COURSES. , . j i-0 avrwonnive institution of learning in i . largest and lean V"; September. Sud , Schuol opens on the nrst Monaay in uicmuci. w. IHOb. VAilSCOY, Frisiat, SUlem, Oregon. 1 It ia the oldest. the northwest. Sc fur catalogue to DEALER IN W. L. Douglas' name and price are stamed oi dealer canuol supply you, send direct to factor, fr'liir 4 air, llraTjr IImmI Vral aiitl 4 reilunMir Malrrprnu.. kralln Ibr Wwrld. I.xutulueli Smi tieaalMe T aland Sewed 4l4..w iMd-sWri Writ Shu. ;t.lU lilrr anrt t-'arsMrr.' shoe. 1.!Ht t.xira nlr 4'uir ihe. .; at i UurkluKBteuV akMic 0'4.vu untt Sl.JS Uvys' genual siburs 411 Uatlr In 4 ingress. Kntlou and lac. 3 & SHOES laTe fc.I.J5 -HOr. UM Tll4f. BEST MATEKIAL, Hr'81 SIY1.K. uttim; . L. IMI4.I.A- Urorklon. ' M . L- E. BLAINa GROCER FOR KLOXJjfi'l extra rioetiuality oi Klour ihn.anu- oy ine COMPANY, - 1 and supplied with all the latest aul the car Every sack warranted"! SUPERIOR. Stoves & Fanj. PIR-K BACKS WARRANTED F0K 15 YEARS. MEYERS FUMP. BEST IS THE WORLD flfE & fUMfS IX ALL STYLES. lEooflng, PlumbiDg. Jotting. . , Branches by Practical workmen. EST ImorleiP rd I enleii; iii all kinii of guns ani aninionition, CehirK lackle of ev ei v dei-t rit on. cutltry and bate I all goods, tehts, hammocks and wmp chaira. The laigtt-t Block i-oritii of I'oitland. (.omeone and all. o tn uble lo f-how g odi. Quick f?alef and miall piorits if our motto. AIfo a repair shop connected with ptore and tirst .ldsf workmen to k all kinds of work UIJUUjrH 4IVr k rot) eKit i s.$ C2 , !: Sencljorc-culdl frtrtj br WTIN MtiD.co.oroiyiLr HinrQJJ koi; SALE tVEhY Pa.lR Slmes 5 : : 1 I 'Sty f ww. va III I Hi St 3i j JJsassssssssssasasssM r I . t jAjja 1 ho Best id ..a KID. . V nnd JULIUS Gls - G0LDKN RULE BAZAAR. THE LEAPING CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STORE OF ALBANY. Till". ONLY GKNITINE KOGFRs BROS SI I VE1UVARE, FRENCH CHINA AND GLASSWARE. BUY'S WAGONS, BABY AND DOiX CAR, RI.VGES, AND A General Assortment Snecinltv in the tin.-ct Teiif, C'-lleCr- turect lor net fat-n ami an ice mr iHrtcci nm n iu tne am-y. Inburance agent fur r ire and FOR PURE DRUGS TOILET AND FAJS CY GOTO aJCV WJaV " r - 1 d - ' TTrf .' - AI.Sq Tlie Finest, Line of Pianos and Oruans in tlie Willamette FEEi D AND GENERAL IMIODUCE MARKET. WANTED SPECIALLY Hay. on the Orcou I'aciKc Itailruail extension ami in iiii rcaninv' Imii.e iia.u , uhene.I anil in qua. tities u. suit tl.e i nr. U rs. fm i ,.r K. n v Mre-1 , .1 iDODurjTicr j 1 tx. iVi. ixotsn-xx 1 aciiM 4 n'JE -IS w ft.C f();j ft 1 v Jhiillirfasiiliiiri! ALBANY OREGON We are not liops, but we want all the hardware traile of tin town, ami we are joiiii to jn-t it if the In-st niKxlsat oinlar priees can ilo it. W eearry a lare anl very eomplfte line of liouselioUl conveiiienceH, ftoves, tinware, eutlery, etc. Ki.KliN BKUS. WARRANT EO. in tic I 0 BOYS and W Tmm I 1 t SHOES FOR Latiiss .Fine Shoes!" LASTS At Ixvet Trices, and set onr new sUm-V Call ADWOfllASL: of Fancy Goods. ami Family Gro-eties. lie nnv Mamie. CJOODS !1 L BUClfflAN m. Faints Ob rfOTieT7 and Ujliet ai . , . s fn" '! of book . iiojer ," Ji." al , U' to 'riTlpUmis . osud4 K 001 FEll-'IrfS TtfcPit V A IMPS. Vailev. I LJ 1J ; I J I " a j anrl rmtaWx, to cujiply customera :aiiiiio!ili()iiic . MCON PACIFIC RAILROAD A.Ni Oregun EeveleiJinent Co.'s Steamshipi Line mmm u AM. j 212 Hours Lesssi Timt I llian U My otter route: Aivon'fHlatiuite uniirpuv-i'd fr intfirt an fie, itiiK'h J err. itii l- aii ti.tr rtuft. ; l w-itii nt ttiti W.r!aut ifr all uid Sail Francisco. SAlLtNO DATES. ' Villim i trite aiic ... June 27th rural. on . M H Ju.) lot iiiu.-iic Vallc v .. . tin Kanil.o 1 ib V nuuiictlc V aK .M ... lolb flit'M BAA fkjtMIKC Kara'lnn.. . . June 27th W. V Ju lt 'il.iiietl Valltv tti lai aliuii......H....H.....Hrt. , . .... jui b MiAUivtltr iniit..H.w. : J6.b IUm . uiiijNfcii. iwK.r.v ilir rit:lit. to cboba; Maust:r ui Mu!i:-ie utiles. C 11. ilA&UtLLL. Jk.. V.a.11 V. v I'. A(.etii. 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