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Newspaper Page Text( THE MORNING HERALD FBlDA. SEPTEMBER 25. 1891. Daily and Wkekm TERMS OF SUBSCHPTTONr daily runliahed every Burning eacept Monday.) eUrered by emitter, per week H'JO ' yajail, per year 6 W WKaKLT, (PdMlshed every Friday Morning.) Be copy, per annum, to advance. 2.00 riki uut paid in advance. tM THE MAILS. Mail -a the Albany poatottlce cloee Par all office north Tna Eastern state 130 A. a, ra Wee Side And the Narrow Oa .( R. RJ J ee Portland and Sa 11 . ralta and Yaquina ,,,,r,,i'- r. B . f ortk-e south . Jao p. a The postomi will be el d each evening a six to seven o'clock, rtaristarad matter for the ly morning train should be mailed before o clock the fjrerieus erenina-. IOREQON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrive Departs ra rubral .'11.13pm12.pm 3.4upmf7.4& a m THE V ALU BO FC'OOD II V 310 R Laugh and grow at, is u homely old maxim, but is literally true never-tne-iees. j.oJ humor is one of the moat essential attributes of human nature, and also one of most attract ive sides. It is the key to politenoss, for it is very rarely that a good humored per son is impolite. It is necessary to at. - t nr . a me successful Business man. min all these- points in favor of good humor and pleasant address, it is certainly worth while fur every in dividual to cultivate it. Harpers Bazar in mentioning the subject refers to its prevalence in old French times and says that a great deal has been said of the chaiinB of the old French salons, those delightful reunions where the brightest spirits of a sparkling era met in tree ana laminar con verse, each showing hisown draw ing i6ut the best of others. The peculiar grace of the old salon ha? passed away with the days of the old regime. Even in France the salon of this century is not that of the last. "Other people, other ways." The' society which com posed the salons of the eighteenth century was like a brilliant growth of poppies and corn-flowers nod ding and moving ia the breeze upon the roof of a thatched cot tage. Beautiful in itself, this growth is but a token of the age of the rotting thatch and that of the ruined dwelling beneath it. It needed hut the tap of a child's hammer upon the tottering lintels, and almost in a breath there was nothing left but heaps of debris, and here and there an astonished Mower left living and wondering in the midst of the destruction. ! "What were some of the iniluences which fostered the gay (lowers of the old salon? Firet of all was the freedom that comes from as sured position and social equality. Bowing to the monarch as the one supreme, and ignoring the great masses below them with an unconscious selfishness incompre hensible to-day, the men and women who composed the salons were on a social plane that ad mitted bat slight inequalities. They understood each other. If there were bickerings and jealous ies, they were like the differences in a well-disciplined family kept beneath the surface. Evciymem ber of a circle was known to all live others, not superficially, but thoroughly ; not only each in his own person, but each historically that is, in the history of his ancestors. This sort of acquaint ance is essential to the freest ex change of the thought and epigram No slightest allusion or turn of phrase is lost. The brightest of wit, the keenest Hashes of wisdom, pre those which are uttered in a strictly family circle, where all the members are bright and cultivated, and tou0'h often widely differing, are yet united by an electric touch of sympathy This sympathetic freedom was the ozone of the French salon. Its sunshine, soft an 1 genial if not penetrating, was good humor. The society of men and women who look at all things in tho pleasant est light, who njver take unmeant affronts, whose presence U always oil o;ou the troubled wateis, must of necessity be agreeable. The French have always appreciated this, and have cultivated goud humor asa polite a.couiplisnicnt. By other nations this has some' umes ueen ueetneu a token 01 in sincerity. Not eo. To be always goodhumortd is simply to ignore offenses wherever this is possible; to bear no grudge; to utter no harsh criticism ; to respect the pet foibles of one's associates; to I der ate all amiable weaknesses; to not see, or, seeing, to ignore, all the attempts of the rudely, nurtured to slight or to snub those whom they care not to favor; and even to submit to any endurable amount of imposition rather than to disturb the general peace in short, to think more of the com mon good will and happiness than of one's own individual tastes, prejudices, desires, or even rights that are not essential to one's own moral and physical well-being or to that of other persons. A aims at Muhlenberg, Ta , has completed a marvelous clock for exhib;tion at the fair. Around the dial is a railway track, on which a miniature locomotive makes the round ivery five minutes. It requires a magnify ing glass to see the delicate ma chinery. The oil cups at the journals are so small that nothing larger tn a hair can be inserted. There" is a headlight and bell, flagholdera on the pilot, whistle, and everything connected with a locomotive. It has a link motion under the engine to reverse it. The weight of the locomotive is Ut pounds. WE HAVE NOT ANzr ELEPHANT :on OUR hands,: li amette -:- liiwsitv, -Din WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF- Dress Goods, Fancy Goods Underwear Hosiery, Etc. -EVER SHOWN IN ALBANY.- Bpaustuket's reports that ex ports of wheat (including flour) for last week from the United States ports aggregate 4,726,2.12 bushels, or, including Montreal's ship ments, 5,114,528 bushels; the total from the United States laBt week ua o K All TxiMl naima In K. lit. TT o S lllUUU UUSUIIBt AU LIIU li.V wppIc of 1SI0 nnrlmlinc Mnntroull , " J . "Fcu." '' 1 " ann, tyLiU.iiwa an 1 J .VJtS. ft l. AMHI1 in ClOtll and p UBIl it !. i Z n-l X-Sr l f00'1?,' n, ,we,,e,el ju8.ti,ie in Uiat they excel "thin? ever shown in tin VALLEY. We ask all it was only l,4S0,0o8 bushels, and to call and look knowinc that we r in r Ws.. vnn na woli D-..ta , - o I - . V M IV IVU UlUUf XIV ami in iooxi lexcmuing Aionireai; 1,426,552 bushels, and in 1888 2.-1 7:i9,424 bushels and in 1887 it was 2,784,100 bushels for the week. -THE- OloDEST, loARGEST & loEAST EXPENSIVE Institution of learning in the Northwest. 336 students in 1887, 495 in 181)1 an increase of nearly 50 per cent in four years. Graduates in Art, Business, Classical, Law, Literary, Med ical, Musical, Normal, Pharmaceutical and Scientific courses. Gradu ates from the normal course have all the advantages of graduates fiom the State Normal schools. Better facilities for teaching next year than ever before. First term begins SEPTEMBER 7th, 18yi. For cata logue, with full information.address Wm. S. ARNOLD. A. M., Salem, Or. THE- iapmaRoiite OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. HOGG, Kecelver. Springfield Sawmill A. WHEELER, (SPRINGFIELD,) PROPRIETOR. SPRINGFIELD, - - - OREGON. fltAlnany yard and office on Railroad, between Fourth and FiftL eets, A. Wheeler, Albany Manager. Having lumber not excelled in quality, and facilities not surpassed the prompt and satisfactory ailing of orders, I respectfully solicit a re of the trade. A. WHEELER. There was received September 14th, $1,250,000 gold from Europe. It all went into the Fourth National Bank, New York, and afterward in the tub-treasury, where gold certificates were given in exchange for it. A million of I the gold was in American coins, and held in the identical bags which were shipped abroad during j the big gold exportation earlier in me year. w WW WW WW WW w WW WW w w wwwwww w w w wwwwww w w -. . Manufacturer of Choice Cigars -AND DEALER IN AND KEY WEST Clears Ping and Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipw, -i full line o' Sniokers Articles. Ne -or to Pffelffer's candy store, Albany, Oregon, Oregon Development Co8 Steamship Lino lk mv nirrnra fnr W. 1.. flnnvlna Shnoa. wakj s If not for snle In yoor place ask your La DLttlN. dealer to Mend for catalogue, secure Che UKcni'y, aun net tnem lor yon. UTTARE NO SLBSTlTtTE.4J ALLKN BROTHERS. O. K.T.-H t - C 31 any of the pioneers of Oregon and Washington have cheerfully testified to the wonderful cura tive properties of the celebrated Oregon Kidney Tea. Purely vegetable and pleasant to the taste ana can tie taken by the youngest child or most delicate woman. O. K. T. is a never fail ing remedy for pains in the back and loins, non-retention of urine, scalding or burning sensation while urinating, mucous dis charges and all kidney troubles of either sex. $1 at all druggists. For sale bv Foshay & Mason. Euy your watches at F. M. I rrencirs and get the benefit f the reduction in prices just made uy iue idciories. Hanan & Son's fine shoes sell on their own merit, and always stives sausiacuon. iry a pair at T. L. Wallace A Co. 'a. : Wholesale and e ail Grocers, CIGARS, TOBACCO AND CHOICE FRUITS OF ALL KINDS IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES IN SEASON. FLINN BLOCK, - - - ALBANY, OREGON. iWeareinleLeadl!' (SOLE AGENT. ALBANY, - - OREGON. It is a eeamless shoe, with no tacks or wax thread to hurt the feet; made of the best fine caif, atylibh and eacy and because we make more shoes of this grade than any other manufacturer, it equals hand sewed shoes cotting from $4 to $5. $ .00 genuiue hand sewed, tho finest calf ehce ever ollered WHY IS THE tor equals trench mi W. L. DOUGLAS K1i?oe8Whichc6tfrom JSO QUnr .f P5 $-1 hand sewed welt shoe, fine 0 OniC GENTLEMEN calf Btvlieh comfort ahln and THE BESTSHOE IN THE WORLD FOB THE MOim &biSm oirered at this price; same grade as custom made shoes costing from $0 to f 9. r; $3.50 police shoe ; farmers, railroad men ' and letter carriers all wear them ; fine calf, seamless, 6mocth ineide, heavy three souls, exten sion edge ; one pair will wear a year. $2.50 fine calf ; no better Bhoe ever effered at this price ; one trial w ill convince those who want a shoe for comfort and service. $2.25 and $2.00 Workingman's shoes are strong and durable. Those who have given them a trial wili wear no other make. BOYS' $2 and $1.75 school shoes are .worn by the boys everywhere; they hpII on.their merits as the increasing sales show. stylish ; equals French I . LAlUhb $J hand sewed shoe, best Dongola ; very I j imported shoes costing from $4 to $0. Ladies $2.50, $2 and $1 75 shoe for Misses are the HUMPHREYS Dr. Ili-smiairsSpaciricsare scientifically aim cireiuuy prepared prescriptions; used lor tuanv years in private practice with suc- Kam, anu lor over tnirty years used by the xxplc. Kvery single spevidc is a cure for ineMisease nuiiieu. these hoiHcs cure without drugginfr, puniiu- or redujinir the syawin, and are in .'act and deed the sovereign remedies of the woriu. ! Our Summer Stock will be found complete than ever. larger and more 1 FURNISHING COOPS, 1 list or rmxcirAi. iios. ciag. ntiuui.. .1 Fevers, Congest ion, lntlaiumation.. 2b z VI onits, worm lever, worm colic... ;S Crying Colic, or teething of infants.. 4 Diarrhea of children or adulu l'yaentery, Uriiii(, Billious Colic Cholera Morlius. venutiiiK..... 7 Couuh, colds, bronchitis .. -i Neuraliria, Unrfhache, Kaceache... u Headache, sick htadache, vertigo.... 10 lipaiiepsia, billious stomach ......... 11 Suppressed or Painful Periods 12 W hites, too profuse peiiods 1 Cronp, coiiKh, diltlcult breathintc .. 14 Salt Kheuuu eaysipelas. eruptions.. 15 Rheumatism, rbeurcatic paius..MM. 1 Fever and ague, chills malaria 17 Piles, blind or blesdint....mM 19 Catarrh, influenza, cold in the head JO WlKMipiiiK CoUifii, violent couxhi.. ill (tciieral debility, physical weakness t money umease. VELVETS, SILKS, SATINS AND PLUSHES, LADIES' AND MIOSES SILK AND KNIT UNDERWKAR, COTTON AND WOOL HOSE, EMBROIDERIES, SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, SCARFS, VEILINGS, SHAWLS, ETC. is Nervous debility JOLrinary Weaki.ess, w. ttin bed., liiscaws ot the heart, palpitation., 2S 26 ib 60 60 60 60 60 6U 100 60 1 00 DRESS GOODS Very attractive lines in new colorings and latest novelties. WHITE GOODS Anything and everything in large assortment and end less variety. Sold by druiftrists, or sent postpaid on n. ccipt of price. lr. Humphrey' Manual, (144 pages) richly bound in cloth and gold, mail-1 rce, iiUJlr-UKSiS MKI, O, 111 & lia William St , New York, SPECIFICS, GOODS FOR SUMMER WEAR I Latest Styles ! High Novelties! Ladies, Misses AChikli en's. Gh W. SIMIPSOISr, FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. CALIFORNIA ;P0SIII(! AND KUTIVE ELECTRIC LINAMENT H CUREW CATARRH, RHEU M A T I S M, neuralgia, i.;orns, lleadaclie, and ail pain. The Califor nia positive and nega'ive ELECTRIC COUGH CURE. cures colds, croup, consump tion. Sold by all druggists. Each 25c., 50c. and $1. Creas- inger & Co., Props., Los Ange les, Cal. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of London, England, also of the Belle- vue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of tody and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes canoera, Mrofula enlargement,tunion tnd wens, without pain or the knife. He also makes a srecialty oi treat ment with electricity. Has practiced in ike German French and English hospitals. Calls promptly attended day night. His motto is "u.OD WILL TO ALL." CaTOffice and residence, L baoon, Oregon. I Eapeiisy. Ihi8 is what vou ought to have, , in fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy lite. Thousands are search- Staple Groceries n i m trocm. ware. The best nuts, etc quality of. Itas, coffees, candies FRESH BAKED BREAD SVSRT DAY. At this old reliable house Is also to be found a complete assortment of fresh family groceries, to which is constantly being; added all the seasonable lines of icrocerlag aud pro visions, such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to order Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts. Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Cannea Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc, These goods were all boiieht when pricej ere low and the benefit of tke margin will be iriven to his customers. Keraemhcr tne place, U the old corner on First and iiroalalbin Sts. Conrad Slyer. Children Cry for PITOKam'S Castoria CHOWDER BROS Contractois and Builders. Jffice on First street with Wal lace i Cusick, real estate agents, . Jbany, Oregon. Estimates given n all kinds oi buildings or carpen er work. All work intrusted to will be promptly executed. T30R SALE. One heating stove aud one J? cook stove, both lu irood condition. t or information inquire cf . t. Arnbeiver. I at Postal te'eKiaph ottlce. turning ue- u Thousands Q ing for it daily, and mourning cause tney find it not upon thousands of dollars are spent annually by our people in t lie J uulo mat tney may stiutm line boon. And yei it inav be had oy all. We guarantee that Electi-ic Bitters, if uised according to direc tiona and the use persisted in, will bring you good Digestion and oust tne aemou JJyspcpsia- anu mstau instead Eupepsy. We recoinueud Electric Bitters' for Pyspepsia and all diseases of Liver, srtouiach and Kidneys. Sold at 50c and fl.UO per bottle by Foshay & Mason, Druggists. OIIK C4!IU- AVTKE, It is seldom that we appear in the roll of spiritual adviser oi. family phy sician but there are times when we feel justifies) iucallicu the atUntior of our many subscribers to an article of true merit. We feel justined in saying that Moore's ReverUd Remedy con tains mure actual merit thun any medicine it has ever bem our gocd fortune to test. One trial will juake: you as euthbiaatic as the writer. y. Men ani Athletes Wear our Vulcanized Gum Sus lensory to prevent jar, strain or injury. Weak men are cured wearing our vulcanized gum sus pensory of varic -ccle (enlarged veins) nocturnal emissions and impotency. Vigor, comfort and longer life assured. No pain; no poisonous drugs. Trice only $2. Sealed circulars free. Vulcanized Gum f-'usnensory Co., Rooms 19, 20, McVickers Theatre Building, Chicago 111. Pay Your City Taxes. The city taxes for 11 are now ,'ue and payable. The money is ncadc I and every individual should Icok the n atter up and aee bst they are p?id. If not paid ia medi al oJy they will become delinquent. The dug tax ia also due and if not paid the order will be given to kill all the d,'gs on whom taxes li.w nal been paid, J. N, Hoffman, Marshal. best I ton cola. St vlish and durable. Caution. .See that W. L. Douglas' name and piice are stamped on the uoiiom oi eacnsnoe. v. a,. WUULAS, Jirocktoii, Mans 225 MILESSHOJiTEK. AKD 22 Hours Less Tim Than by any other route: Arcomedatlcna ucsurpsssed fortrirfort as safety. Fares aid frcigtia via istjuii.a aa Mm Oregon Dcve opn.eut coniai.)'s ships, much less that by any Uier route ween all poinu ia the Hilllsu.tt'r l aadaan Frauciaca, SAZIvIMO dates. rmoM T1QCUIA. Willamette Valley ... . , Aug 4th W V..... . 13th Willamette Valley 22, 31 raoa aaa raaatuKio v7 July 3 Willamette Valley Aug 9 Willamette Valley ..,.. le, -Ji The company reserve the right to cLaig teamen or sailing dates. Daily rasbsjent traibi, fczcept Sundays.) L Tac.atna7:00 a I Lv Albany 13:20 H Corvallis 1UU a M I " Corvallis IWrm Ar AUiany , t:Jb a I Ar Yaquiua 4 ii r. O a C. tis.ns .-outect at &iin snu foi Wh. II . Boaa, C, . Bosom, General ilkcad. O. P. Agent Co rrallis, O on EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. TEE KC INT ESTi KCCTB California express trains run daili oi iu SOP1U 7:OU p in. .Lv.. lu:S p in..Lv. U.'.i am..Ar.. .Forllmid ....Ar.. VX. am ,.AIIaiiy Lv.. am . h. Iraucisco.Lv.. 9-oci pm Loral I'shs. Traia Daily- -(Ex. Sunday fsM a m. .Lv Portland , p m..Lv.... AlUu, 5:40 p mAr. .... Kccermiy.. ...Ar.. 40 p .Lv..l2MJai ...Lv.. b Just Lebauou Braac. 2.o6 pai..Lv.. p m Ar . 7:10 a nr.. Lv 8.22 a m..Ar ..Albany Ar.. V:i.ra ..lbauon.....Lv . H. am Albany Ar.. 4.39b put Lelaniiww Lv.. 5'4 pas ALBAXY local, DAILY (Except Sunday) 5.00 r h..Lv l'ortlai.d....Ar .. .oo a H.uu ra Ar. ..Albiuy.Lv....6.0u a fULLMAH B L FFLTS LKL F fc. itlS. TOURIST SLEEFIInQ CARS, For acconimoaation nf f i eon 1-Cla I a senders attached to Express j ,iu, treat Side Div Mm. Between 1'oiUanU and Corvtilis 6.L. Blackmaur, DEALS R IN Druffs, Paints,'.Oils, Peifeeij AMD TOILET ARTICLKS And a full line of Books, Stationery, Periodicals Prescriptions Carefully Conwounded -Also carries the finest lines ot Pianos & Organs IH THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY. CALL AND '.EXAMINE flniS STOCK. ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE, ALBiKY, OREGON. FOSHAY & MASON Whslcsale and Retail flKATIM mm AT MATTHEWS & WASHBDO ALBA OUBGON Brick for Sab At mv kiln one mile east of town, or Ic&ivered anywhere in tlie rity. W. C. CLSSELL. Portlaoil UDiwtv. OI'KNS SEPTEMBER 14.- Beautiful healthful Bite near the city. Expenses are as reasonable as any other institution of learning on the coast. Classical, literary, scientific, theological, preparatory, normal and business courses. Stu dents of all grades received. Care ful oversight and direction given to all students. Ladies boarding hall under experienced super vision, l'rofessors of excellent scholarship and much experience employed. For information ad dress C. C. Stratton, 1). 1)., presi dent, or Thos. Van Scoy, I. !., dean of college, Portland Univer sity, Portland, Or. FOR SALE OR RENT. JEFFRSOX FLOURING MILLS, Also SAW AND PLANING MILLS, Jefferson, Marion Co., Or. For particulars apply to CORBETT & MACLEAY, 6-1 and 60 Front St., Portland Or -THE- M AgrieiiU College Opens September 18th, 1801. COURSE OF STUDY arrange,! rxprcwly to meet the needs oi the farming and rnecnani- cal interests of the state. Lante. comotious and well -ventilated bui'dinir. The coMwc is located iu a cultivated and Christian com munity, arid one of the healthiest In th State. Military Training. Extensrs Need Not Kxrerd $150 for the Entire Skason. Two cr more free Kholirnhi fmm er county. Wrife for catabsiue to B. U ARNOLD, I res., Uonalllx, Or Albany Nurseries. WE HAVE ON HAND AT OUR nursery on the Corvallis road, one half mile from town, as fine a lot of Fruit Trees of all kinds as can be fonnd anywhere on the coast. If you contemplate planting trees, it will pay to see our stock and get our prices and catalogue free. IIYMAN & BROWNELL. Jtiill Train Dally - Except Sunday 7-JSO a m..Lv ...Po.tland ..lAr.6.S0 p. l:iup m..Ar. corvauis.. L.lt.bbp. At Allny and Corvallis connect trains of Oregon HacifleKailrcad. with Czprcas Train Dally (Ex.tpt Suixlaf l:40pm..Lv.. ?.-26pm..Ar.. ...Portland... Ar.. SOaa ,..Mcllinnrille.Lv..6.ibara THROUGH TICKETS lo All Point EAST AND SOUTH AS For tiekets and full information re tfardinif ntm uixpt, etc., tall oa con,qui)'t. aecntat A I ham K. KOKllLEIl, E. P. ROGKRS, Asst.. u. y A p. A WEAK MAN Can core himself of the de plorable results of early aLtir-e and lerfectly restore his vigor and vital ity by our home treatment. The remarkable cures of hopeless cases of nervous Ability and private comiilaints are excr where stamp ing out ouackeiy. Treaties and question lint, a piivsiciaii'e gift to euuenng Dumaniiv, will lie sent fiee to those afllictec. Address with stamp - PIONEER INSTITUTE, 405 Kcarnv St.. Roonl 2. San Francisco, Cal. ' GFNERAL AGENTS and canvtssers lr0k in( for a permanent money-making business, no competition, should secure the sale of the Patent Arfiufttah'e Shoe, Ad dress with stamp, CON SOUOAT Kb tUO ., cs'cm.v 'e furry a large slock of printci'rf ptationcry, well as portfd, liou-ilit direct from the nianufiu tiiicrs at a lov figure. and can give the best of work in all fciiidfc t f rmting for the least u.onev. '1'rv us. THE MARKLTS. ALB Ar Y QUOTATIORS Wheat nvi njc Oats-:;r.c Fiuur (4.25 pet bbl Potato :i"c buitcr anu'i" Lnrd 10t tZc. Haws UtfiK: Shouldvrtt 10c. Hacon Yil4tt. Hop l-JiiHc. Hay Timothy, flO, oats and cheat Apj.1 .8 Orecn, f.W per tiu. Piujit Dried, c. per lb. App'es dried bleached 9c sundrletf & U c. C'hickens-3) 50(245. Beef 3(830 frrosa. Mutton f 3g3 SOper head. Hos c areaao-. Veal-a6c. Wool 1821c. EGGS FOR SALE. I will Fell full blood Lea-born eggs, both mnple and res ctmb. for $1 50 per 13. also dotted Wj an dotts, Light Brabmas, Lengsban and Plymouth Rockr st the fame price. L. J. Hooea, Tangent, Or.