Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 05, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTH MOUSING HERALD : THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1S88 4 - fT vr-v m - - f i I . .-.. Daily and Weekly RMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. (Published every morning except Monda.) Dslivered bv carrier, per week...... u.io By mail, per yrax - .5aO WEEKLY. (Publisher! every Friday Mning.) On copy, per annum, in advance.........$2.09 - Widen nut wid in advance.... .- 2.fn k DECIDED CALL FOR IT. The necessity of sending small sums by mail is felt by almost every person in the community. The postal note, although a great convenience, does not meet all the requirements of the case, as they are not always available. A large majority of. the people of the coun try are decidedly in lavor of a return to the fractional currencv. It is convenient and just as safe as the postal note, without the bother of hunting up a pivstortke that is authorized to io th postal note. We agrve with t'10 writer who! says : "Why ve us one fourth of I a cent's worth of papor rather ths n fifty cent's worth of silver? asks a oorrespon lent who objects to orr advocacy of fractional currer cy, because he wants the currency to represent it value, whether it be ten cents or $10. We advocate a re-issue of paper fractional cur rency .as a convenience to millions of our people who Pre now re strained from using the mails be cause of the inconvenience or expense of sending money by mail. Furnishing a few million dollars of this currency for this purpose is not of sufficient moment to cause general dispute as to the bais upon which such fractional currency .should be issued. . It is immaterial to us whether this fractional paper currency is based upon silver or gold certificates, or whether it is issued as greenbacks.1 It is demanded as a matter of con venience, and there is not" one person in a thousand who cares what its basis is so long as they get it. In comparison with the total sum of our national finances, the fractional paper currency that would be issued is an exceedingly small part, so small in fact that it is a waste of time ai d ffort to discuss its relations to the great finances of the nation. We are perfectly willing to leave the 1 asis upoh which the fracional cur rency shall be issued to 1 e de cided by congress without ex nresinsr any opinion up n it. What the people want, and what wejwant., is pa;r money in frac tional parts of the, dollar for use in the mails. If in connection theie witli, the inconvenient postal notes can be abolished, and money orders for $5 or less authorized on P tymen. of three cents, a great j Foster s tJWk ovr - E step will have been taken towards ! accommodating the public Without i J . law, Albany, tlrc-on.-Orlivc in Odd increased expense unon the part cf ., 1 - 1 the government." i i he wn y of railroad managers is pasjt firulins out, until their arbi- j traly action has passed into his- j torv and become a recorded fact. r, " . , . . For instance, the I'acihc railroads , . , c c. t. Under COTltrol of the Southern P-ii-ifif nt.,1 Mid-od -ill of l.ua ' taunc, an.i a.iued all ot tho.se ccnterit. in California, in order to ! stimulate more travel to the coast reduced their rates, COlldudiny; H,.,( .,., ,1 A ,c -k . '. that e en a financial deficit could i lu Ai.ok.il.'n..,ul 1... X- tXt .! and increased business of a hif'e immigration. The result was an enormous iiirlux of immigrants an-d travelers. To the astonish ment of the managers their re ceipts instead of being reduced were actually augmented, and the uiMueiiuM o' me n.aa incnuiseii. i Having ascertained these facts one would naturally sujmoce that thev! would have continued in the well i , . . . I doing. But 110, .an avaricious! spasm seems to have seized them and thinking that thev had started an, inesistible tide this way, and : desiring to pluck all that is poss -lle jo'.it of the veritable golden goosje, they concluded to advance the i-ates again, and put the ditf'er- ence into their already overflowing i UOCket.S. j m I 1m imniBiito Ci-d n-avo nQ niM.t i immense t.tUI wave One night , lasj week sweptin upon the city of ; Portland, M aine, from the light house keeper's description appar ently desiring to engulf the whole city. It finally satiated its fury by hu ling itself sixty feet above the high-water mark against the engine, boiler and fog-horn house of the lighthouse. The force of the blow was such that the build ing, built as strongly as jKxssible, w;ds bent, twisted and shattered. Great iron stays were snapped as though they had heen pipe stems, and Lhe everyillin on &liere, lllCUlUinjI stones wei4'hin tons. REPkKSKM'ATlVE TliCMPSON, of California. ha.-i introduced a bill into congress to removo the forest lands from being subject to entry or sale, and establish a com mission to protect and conserve them. The object of this measure, it is stated, is to provide a reason able and honorable means of con ducting the land, bark and timber business in California and to main tain a permanent supply of fuel, to. secure . the climate against extreme of heat and cold and vio lent winds and to protect the valleys Yrom torrents and floods, also the water-sheds of the springs and streams so that they shall remain perennial in their flow for the use of the mines, .commerce and agriculture of the state. If the object is attained it will be an excellent movement for the state of California, and one that can be patterned after by other states, especially by Oregon. Gladstone has ceased' felling trees on ins estate and "one to! Italy for a rest. Probably the I barter m chips of his making will still continue, however. The New Year's reception at t) e AVhit House was a magnificent affair, and passed off without ac cident to mar the occasion. Col. J. B. Fithian has assumed editorial control of the Salem Vidette. NEW TO- DA I. THOSE DESIRING GOOD BOARD, NEAR the business part of the-city, in a family of two, will do well to enquire at this office. TO LFT NICE FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board, either d.ube or single. For particulars apply at Ukuald ofFce. DISSOLUTION NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby aiven ;hat the partnership here tofore existiinjf between John Hoffman and Francis Pfeffc-r, unde the rirm name of Hoff wan & Pfeiffer, is this day di-solvcd by mu tual eonseHt. The business wi:l be continued by the Utter, who will assume ail liabilities, anl all ctta- ding accounts wi 1 be collected by the old firm. Dated Albany, Jan. i, 18S8. Joiljf HoKt M v, . Francis Pkeifpee. ii. ni mil. BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, ALL WORK warranted, ahop since the fire removed to Kerry street, second do.r from postortice r WRIGHT. ARTIST, IS PREPARED 11 . to five instruction in drawing, also oil and water color painting. For terms ap ly at studio, resideu "e of Mrs. Win. Du oruille. corner Lllsworth and fourth streets. lo Whom it .liny 'nt--ru. J OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT NO ll parttrrship exists tetvee:i He-try Susens and .Moore & Co., or any one else in Ailum. Henry Susens pays his own bills and does bis own collecting. Dated January 2, 1S8S. HEN ft V STSKNa. Notice. ALL PERSONS K.NOWING THEMSELVES indebted to ttedfieiil a: B.oneli will piease conie for.vard and settle the same without further n.iticj and oblige us. ALBANY, Ji.nu -v 1. Isi3. KErKlF"f.f ' - tv"""- ' ' I J it.. -V. 1.'. Law, BL.AUKBL'RN, ATTORNEY AT Aibanv. Ore-'on. oiMi-.- i-, t.(; i-I!ows Temple. Vill practice in all courts or the state, and sive special attention to all business. UJOLVEK'TON .n: IRVINE, ATTORNEYS. 1 at L:iw, Albany, Or.- Office in rooms 1: "pic u 11 .practice in ail tin court? of rhesra-e, and jirt special attention to all business I'llVSH IAVS. p"mast6nT'puysiciax and sri:- j V. Albany, oivmn ; AT 11 ELLis- physician a.i. i.i ! i'l. iron. All.:-., y, Oriu- ii. i t .", , . . 1 K. A. McALISTKR HAS LOCATED U his oftioe on the corner of i-'lrt and liroa'':111"" streets, ovm-itedficUl i Broimell s torii where !ie can 1)e founti B.hun 110t p.(i. en.i d. MRS. M.E. McCOY, M. O.HOM(EOPATHH: ' nat aiid B-ikur streets, Alham . K Chronic discuses a specialty. Consultation free, of- hv hours: iot..i-2A m an.i t.. s .-. m. " OCTOR HE.NKY SMITH, 4.-W KEARNEY st'"eet. Sar n rra icts-:.., over 'la vears ex- peiielicr m the tre:!ttiie:it of cnr..ii:c ;iinl i special d:se.-.?e.-j in American aim l-.tiropean ! iiositais auj other iristituti.Oiis, ni:kin-.: ! spjM.-ir.lty of these affeci.i;. H'-u:e treat- ! incut sent, to such as ca::ii'.t- vii- ins 'rtice. Or.it.rs lor medicine promptly attv::.le.i to. i lio.'il'ii ;iii! I.tiIisti. j G00!) iMARO, VtTl'II Oil rt'iTHon, r iixmin, at reasonable rates by ;he ilav or i at- .Mrs. Knx-rV Thii-.l stiei-r. Let-' ecu i p'"11' iU,,i L""- Ail -u:u: be.-p at this ! hor.se. j !:iil ,;s,:,!"- j F VllU HAVE FARM PROPERTY FOR ' 1 sale call ..u vtirr.oi Jc M..nteith. as the ' haie customers : mraiier i.i iie-ir-ilile tracts oftan-t. Tlrcv also l-avc s.xnc chi.ieo j iicproie 1 ciry iirojM-i ty jor s.i!e, and a !e j. ..ts niiiu'iir,' trom ?'J'.!' toVW in pvi'-e. Terms j sent to purehive't's t ntiADSl'I'ERVlSoRS ARE RKOl'ESi'I ED j i to inclii'.le in their annua! ie;'rts tli. tools licioneinv t. the county in tneir ro -di districts, anu also the condition of the roads j in tli-ir respective districts, an.) about what I amount of hmil.er wi.l probamy ic needed ! f,,r Mlif tht-rem next season. And any chased at county i-x-.Hiiise b any sunervisor ' and not used upon bridges upon public-roads, '"" piease take interest enough in county affair to report the same to the county court lhat wu mav "estiateyhe 'att;N. c.nmty judjre. PACIFIC COAST MARBLE AND STONE WORKS. The undersiirned proprietors of the Pacific Coast Marble and Stone Works are prepared to do ail kinds of marbieand stone work on short notice. All work uaraiitee.1 to srtve satisfaction. We will furnish to order monu ments, headstones and an other work in the marble business, in any shape or ieotor. that can be found in the market. We will furnish Eastei u made work as low as any house in the state. We call the attention of the pub lic to Eastern finished work now in our shop. We uil! nut use the Santiam sandstone as we cannot recommeud it for durability, but, will endeavor to use the best material in the market for B vse. Stone Walls. Curhiti.' etc ii- m , .ii i i it e.cuu i; rouna at our i piac-i ot mismess on reny street, one door sown oi postonue Albanj-, Oregon All coiuiuuiiications will he promptly answered Kepaii-iair, cleaning and resetting old stones a specialty. Address HARRIS & GILLETT. Marble Dealer .Albany, O.ieyon. AN OPEN To the Lady of the House Dear Madam : Ap predating your desire to supply yhr family with a good variety ot wholesome food,' we take great pleasure in calling your attention to our grocery store that we have just opened, between the opera house and postoffice, in this city, where we keep a large assortment of fresh groceries and -pro visions. Every thing in our stock is new and clean, and the- very best quality to be ; found in the markets within our reach. In addition to our stock of staple groceries, we keep a nice linett confection ery and truit, which we cau furnish in any quantity you desire. When receiving articles from our store if they do not give entire satisfaction we would be glad to have you notify us, and we will cheerfully retund the money. Now as to terms and prices: We sell for cash in hand, and do not wish in any case to deviate from this rule, desiring to treat all alike. We believe this to be the better way for both you and us, and you will understand that no discourtesy is intended by our refusal to sell goods : on credit. Our prices are made uniformly low, and we offer no special inducements or "baits," but will sell every thing in our line at as low prices as articles of as good quality can be furnished. Soliciting a share of your patnmuge, we remain, Yours Respectfully, KENTON & CHASE. A New Departure Will liave something important to say to ; purchasers in this space in a tew days. JgJ HOLD ON TO LETTER. YOUR COIN Jiet a Moment, Please. -YOU WANT AN- OVEKCOAT AVe Have Them. -THEYJAKE- B R a A. N s! For two weeks prices will surprise you. Thev Must Go. REDUCED. We must run this stock down beforcjin voicinff January 1. THE LARGEST STOCK we have the nicest, nobbiest, cheapest Ties, Sill-c Handkerciiiefs, Gent's Slippers. Etc IN THE BURG. - Lad i eS They will make you gentlemen friends happy. They are SPEOI ALTIE !S Foundonly in our store. L. E. BLAIN Anions: the manv arti cles to be found at S.E.YOUMJS -SUITa BLEJFOR- II s -ARE THE FOLLOWING: Laflies' todtaliiefs, Laiips1 toe gossamers, Gents' handkerchief! Ladies' hand-tags, Fine dress goods, Silk Umbrellas, Portemonnaie, Carpets, Rugs YNDJMANY.OTIIER- NOVELTIES ! TOOlNUMEROUSjTOJMEXTION REMEMBER IN SELECTING llverydaylWear -TIIAT- 8. E. YOTJjSTG Has always a vell select"d st-.ick of Shoes and Slippers I i J SuitablCjfor thcholidayg. J Bent's Fancy S.ippers Ladies' FineShoes,; s mm S. E. YOUNG, Season Ladies Iff Misse FIRST : STREET. A FULL STOCK OF Staple Groceries ! Fine Glassware, The best quality of tea, coffee; nuains, cu nttt etc. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day" Atthiaoldand reliable house is a'so to found a complete assortment, of freth famihr jrocerics, to which is onstantl being a.ldc m the seas n.able lines of groceries and provL-Mo ouch as . . , Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc Thee iroocU were all bought when prices were low, and the benefit of the margin will l fiven to his customers. ttemunbtr the pla, it the old corner on First and B'oadalbin Sts. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietors of Id A id manufacturers of Choice Confectionery. We are now prepared to furnish cho'ce, fn-sh candies of best gradt , O'lbisting t i uro uti k, assorted flavors, mixe-' candies, extra eucii and chocolate creams, fancy mixed, c Jj ii. s and a geueial assortment of fine onilito AT .'WHOLESALE OR UCTAIL. O"0rders from country dealers promptlj at tened to. FacU ry on t iret street, Albany, - - Oregon. Red Crown Ills; IsOH, LINKIXfi A CO., rrp. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior for (amil, a&4 bakers' use) Tie Best Storage Facilities tSTthe Highest price in cash paid for wheat. AL&4NT '-. - OREGON. PUEITT MM enm u Alii Trade Mark IRnlmirp Pnwnflril! mum unuu Contains no ammonia, lime, alum, or other npurities, but is warranted to be a pure creaiut f tartar powder, and made on scientific princi ples. X3T The trade supplied at wholesale rates. MANUFACTURED BYI T nit (1 ALBANY OREGON.: CROSSED & ALLENr PROPRIETORS OF Albany Track and Dray COMPANY NOl. S5T Goods handled with care. Mtvinr house. hold goods a specialty.- NEW AND JIU Owinir to the increased 'Imnands of our husl. nei5.-?, wc liave lccn coini'-ebciJ lo icincve into larger store, and we can now be found nc-xl door toh. E. Young's, ubere e will be pleased to Sec . OUR PATRONS, If jon need any stoves, tinware, crockery, furniture, clocks, carpets, pictures, trunks, books, skates, saddles, saws, planes, -i u a thousand dif erent and useful articles, you o4 do no belt; r this side of San Francisco j Than you can do with us on a purchase or u exchange. FIRST STREET ALBANTi Revere House Eestaurant, (ON EUROI'EAH plan) Conducted by . H. DIERCKS.) Meal served from 85 ecnls t 91.0 yCiLtcmen order whatever desired. Tn4 tables a.i' n.i-.d with the best in tlie r. arl;et. Wallace & rhnmrnnn L 11 U 1111 iSecondtiandS am M. FRANKLIN i CO.;