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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1888)
THE MORKING HERALD : SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1888 J if daily and Weekly RM8 OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. f Published every morning except Mondav.) Delivered by carrier, per week......... 015 it mail, per yeai... J5.C0 WKKK1.Y. (Published every Friday Morning.) One copy, per annum, in advance... ...... 92.00 When not paid in advance 2.f 0 FIRE ARMS. It would seem almost useless in this day and age of the world, when arbitration and diplomacy have accomplished so much towards making war unnecessary and useless, to spend so much time and inventive genius upon destruc tive fire arms. But there seems to 1)3 'an almost increased interest in their productive efficiency. What at the first glance seem to be par adoxical operations are now taking place in the manufacture of fire arms. The tendency in the man . ufacture of cannon is to make them constantly larger an-1 heavier; to throw heavier projectiles to greater distances and with greater destruc tive force. On the other hand, t here is a decided movement among the European nations to reduce the caliber of the rifles used by in fantry, and such a reduction is under consideration by the military authorities of our own country. Germany having recently equipped its army with a repeating rifle at enormous expense and having kept its armories at work night and day to get ahead of France in the matter, is now to begin all over .again -vith a new small-bore rifle because the French have a small bore. The new arm ..ill have a c-.tliber of eight millimeters, or 315" a reduction from the present one of 117". The. rifle adopted by the French is of only 307" caliber, and is provided with a magazine which cirries eight cartridges. A new concentrated and smokeless pow der is used, and a steel bullet. At customary ranges the trajectory is almost flat, which, of course, re sults in a greater precision of fire. sot only France and Germany, but Austria, England, Holland and Italy are moving in the same direc tion. All the aims are to be pro vided with magazines, and the advantages claimed are greater precision, rapidity of fire, and the fact that the soldier will be able to carry about twice as many cart ridges as is possible with the arms of larger bore. The European nations watch each other very closely in the matter of armament a-d if any one of them adopts a superior arm, it infallibly results in improvement by all the rest, the decided effect on the soldier's morale, of the confidence resulting from the knowledge that he carries as good an arm as the one in the bands of the enemy, being appre ciated at its full value. No truer words can be penned than this extract : "Many a man suffers in the estimation of his neighbors through no fault of his own, but because evil tongues assail his character and the dispo sition common to humanity to ac cept evil report without question. Tins fault should never anj ear among those who profess to tie governed by that higher principle in which charity is an important element. Every man has enough real trouble without being obliged to meet those forced upon him by evil minded neighbors, neighbors in name only, not in fact ; for how ever kind a man may be in the way of extending aid, the good he does in this wav can be neutralized easily by unguarded speech.- If there is the appearance of wrong in a friend be not too hasty in forming an opinion adverse to his integrity. Trust him until there is real evidence that he does not deserve trust." If the precept in culcated by this language could be made applicable to the daily life and business conduct of every in dividual, a long step would be taken towards the milleniuin. San Francisco evidently will not capture either of the national party conventions, and the Alta says sour grapes to Chicago in this manner: ''Chicago has never had a president, though Lincoln, Grant, Garfield and Cleveland were nom inated. That city's motto seems to be, 'We don't care what town gets the candidate so we get the convention.' " The Mormons seem to be losing their grip even in Utah a little. The first sign that the Mormon church is losing its grip is the re fusal of printers in Salt Lake City t receive their pay in ordt rs on i the co-operative store. For years evefj' one working for leading saints has been paid in store orders. The result has been that ; tfiey were charged from ten to j fiteen per cent, more tor their' supplies than they could have bought the same in the open mar ket. The printers on the Mormon evening organ in (salt Lake City are the first to rebel, and even threatened excommunication had no terrors for them. Tneir exam ple will probably be followed by others who have thus been kept in virtual vassalage. Law and justice are wonderful things to contemplate, especially when the law is administered with the justice that characterized it in the case of the New York city a servant girl who sued for and re covered $10 of wages due her. Five dollars of it went to an officer of the court, and the other five to her attorney. The eyes of justice are sometimes bandaged more tightly than is necessary. A Nebraska man convicted of a crime and sentenced . to state's prison, served his time and then sued his lawyer for $30,000 dam ages for mal practice. NEW TO-DAY. 4'onlrai-tor iiuri Kuilrivr. qiHE rXDEUSlGX D H AVI AG LOC VTED L in Albany, solicits, patrcnaffe from city and country, W ill contract to build bridjret barns and all in-inner of dwelling; Innses, in cluding t'ueen Anne, Eastlake and Eiizabeth au utyits of builums. Will furnish plans and specilicjtiona without charge. Satisfac tion guaranteed. , -V. C. CASSELL. Xnlice to Ovbtors, ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES indebted to the firm of Hoffman x Pfeiffer are hereby notified to call and settle their accounts immediately, as the same will an Feb 1st be placed in the hands of an at torney fr collection. Jons Hoffman, X Fraxcw Pfkiffkr. IMssoiutinn oT l'opnrterhlp. fTHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE L existing between John Isoni, E. J. I.an nini and Edward Coin--, under the firm name of Isom, Lannihg& Co., is hereb.- dissolved li mutual consent, Edwaid (Joins retiring. JOHN ISOM, E J LANN1NG, LDWARDUOINS A'bany, Jan . 2, 1SS3. '1 he business in the futu'e will be conduct ed by John Isotn and E. J. Lanninsr, under same 9ryle ! firm name, Isoni, Lamiing & ,'o.. who will pa all liabilities of the iate firm, and are alone authorized to collect ah outstanding accounts. DISSOLUTION NOTICE NOTICE IS hereby ah en lhat the partnership here fofore existiiiifj between John Hoffman and Francis Pfeffer, under the firm name of Hull man & Pleiifer, is this day dissolved by mu tual consent. 1 he business wid be eont"i;ued by the 1 itter, who will assume a 1 liabilities, aiil all outstanding accounts wi.l be collected by the old linn, 'tfcited Albany, Jan. 4, I9S8. Johx Hoffman, Francis Pfeiffkr. ii. nimii. BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, ALL WORK warranted. Miop since, the fire removed to Ferry street, second do. r from postoirice Notice. ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES indebted to Kedfield & Brownell will piease come forward and settle the same without further notice and oblige us. Albany, January 1, 1SSS. REOFIEI.D & BoWPT.r,. Kel t-;iHi. I F VOL" HAVE FARM PROPERTY. FOR i sale call n Curraii & Monteith, as the. nave customers 'or a number of de-ir'ible tracts ofland. They also have some choice improve t city property for sale, and a few lots ranjjiinr from to .551)0 in price. Terms lent 'o nurchasers A1) SUPERVISORS. ARE RE(JUE'1 t.I IL to include in th-r annual reports thv. tools belmi'zi.' ro the county in ili-ir i: i lisrricts, ami :iNo the condition of the mad: in th-ir respei-'i e (Harriets, an : about what amount of lumiier wi-1 prohamy be needed 'or :ri!tif-s til. rem next; awwoti. And aiu a rson hearing t any lumber being pur-enoi-ed at county expense b any sujtrvisoi awl not used upon hridge-i upon pnrdicroads, vill piease take interest enough in eoiinii affairs to report the same to the coivity coui hat we muv investigate the matter. J. -1 'VltlTN-WV. Couuty Judge. FOR SALE. 'OUNG T1-1AM, -NEv. itAKNfca. M:V Democrat wagon; tiist-class outfit for 'gardener. Sec Kenton & Chase, Grocers, be ween Open House mid Pcs'otiiee. HOUSE FIVE YEARS OLD. 16 HA.nl. high, very gentle in harness, sii': m double. Enquire at II?.kam otfi.-e. PLANING MILL. ruKS.AL.t. im, uoi desir.ble factory privilege in the city, in quire of C. L Brush, foot of Lyon St. FOR SALE CHVAP.-NICE HoME A FEW minutes' walk from the new college at Uorvallis, easy terms. Address box Hi. Al bany, tf. HOTELS. DEVKRE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS. It- Pfeiffer, Prop. Only fiist eclass house in the city. Large sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General stage office for Corvallis. RUSS HOUSE, ALBANY. OR. J. GIBLIN. proprietor. This hoilre is now furnish ed with the best nw furniture Kvervthing clean and commodious, offering to the general public superior accommodations to any in the city. FRESH OYSTERS EVERY DAV AT KOFF man & Pfeiffers. pITY RESTAURANT. FRESH OYSTERS J every day served in any style. SIEIAL XOTHES. L'ORTY DOLLARS REWARD. A RE r ward of 40 will be paid for the recov ery of the body of Benjamin Ohling, who is supposed to have been drowned in the Wil lamette at Corvallis on Fridiy, Dec. 16. The abovs reward will be paid by Ohling Bros. Albany", Dec 30. rPENG HEVG, WASHING AND IRONING. XtLaundry on Ellsworth street, between the Revere House and Johnson's Blaeksn.ith shop. All work warranted first-class an 1 sat isfactory. Prices low. THOSE DFSIItING 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 double or single. For particulars apply at Herald oce. H EWERl', PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER . and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, Real Elute nnl - Employment Aneiiry. PARTIES HAVING FARMS FOR SALE of about 150 a-res, or those having lai srcr tracts which they would be willing to divide up into SO or 16i acre lois, are in' ited to call at. our office, as we have a . ew cu.-tomers for i lhat class of farms. We csn also furnish par- ! ties wanting help, either male or female, for j the city or country, with such help as thev j desire on short notice; and we also have a !; i situations for both male and female in the j city and country. Call at our o'hee it you want help or want employment. We can art either for yon. Office No G7 First street, ad jidnitijf W. C. Tweed !?" slnre- F. A. BL'RKHARX & CO. NEW DEPAETUEE ! FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE SHAISE and LONSWAY Will otferthetr entire stock of boots and shoes to the general public at FIRST COST until disposed of. Their object in doing is to close out promptly that br. neh of theii business so as to devote the entire available space of their ?tore to dry and fancy goods, ladies and gents' 1'uinishins good and millinery. As the entire shoe stock was purchased last fall, the opportunity to purchuse new and desirable jroods at actual cost is a rare one. Durinsr this sale we will also oiler below cost our entire stock of winter cloaks and milliiicn. We will also make a sweepins reduction in all woolen hosieiy, wsrm underwear, and especially in heavy winter dress goods, as our policy is to carry nothing of that kind over the present season. BSsir We mean just what we say. STIANE & LONSWAY. AN OPEN To the I-ady' of Tin-: House Dear Madam: Ap preciating your desire to supply your 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 postofnee, in tlii city, where we keep a large assortment ot fresh groceries and pro visions. Every thing in our stock is new and clean, and the very hest quality to be found in tl e markets within our reach. In addition to our stock of staple groceries, "we keep a nice line ot confection ery and truit, which we can 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 yo.u 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 rom 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 patvonuge, we remain, .Yours Respectfully, ; A- LETTER. KENTON it CHaSE. hi Please -i'OU WANT AN- OYEECOAT We Have Tliem. -THF.YgA.RE- B R G N s! O For two weeks prices will surprise you. 3 Thev Must Grp. REDUCED. We must run this stock down before in voicing January 1. THE LARGEST STOCK we have the nicest, nobbiest, cheapest Ties. Sill-c Handkercniefs, Gent's Slippers. Etc IN THE JBURG. Ladi eS Hiey will make youf gentlemen friends happy. They are SPECIALTIE S Foumijonly in our store. L. E. BLAIN Anions the many arti cles to be found at S. E. YOUNG'S -SUlTABLEfFOR- Al ARE THE FOLLOWINTt: Laflies' handkerchiefs, Ladies' flue gossamers, Gents' handkerchiefs Ladies' hand-hap, Fine dress good3, SilklUmtoellas, Portemonnai'e, Carpets, Engs -A.KDJMAXY".OTHER- novelties;! ITOOUMEROUSTOjMENTION REMEMBER IN SELECTING EverydaylWear -TIIAT- S. E. YOUNG Has 3lrav3 a well-selected stock of lppersi! Suitablelfor the holidays. Gent's Fancy Slippers! Ladies' FineShoes," s M S5 S. E. YOUNG, FIRST Seasons Shoes SI T 1 If Lame ppers STREET. Star Bakery ! -A FULL STOCK OF- Staple Groceries! The betjuality of tea, coffee, rmisina, cur mots, etc. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. Atthisoldand reliable house is also to 'ound a complete assortment, of fresh frmiilf trocerieg, to which in lowrtaiitlv bem addeo . ;he e is.i.able Hues of groceries and proviaiuwc such as Cranberries, Fine Pic hies, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts. Eastern Buckwheat Flour. Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc The-e trootU were all bought when priee Acre low, and the benefit of thf margin will b ivpn i his customers Ken:embtr the pla., at IheTjld i.orner on l'irstand li'oat!ulb!n bts. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, -Proprietors of- ALBANY SODA WORKS A id manufacturers of We are now prepared to furnish cho;ce, f.-osh candies of best jjnulr, cj'ibistiii" .if i me ti -k, assorted flavors, mixe1 candies, extra er and chocola'e creams, fancy mieil, c.u.I. and a general assortment of flue uitidies AT HLR'AI.K OK BKTtll. SSTOnicrt from country dealers promptly at toned to. Facti-ry uti tint street, Albany, - - Oregon. ISOM, LtNXIftG Jk CO., rrpn. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior for family and bakers' nw) The Best Storage Faciiities XSTlie Uigbeat price in cash paid for wheat, ALBANY - . OttKUOIT. PUEITT Mark ; Contains no ammonia, lime, alum, or other rnpuritieSf but is warranted to be a pure creantt f tartar powder, and made on scientific princi ples. tST The trade supplied at wholesale rates. jla:;ufactured 5 ALBANY OREGON. CROSSED & ALLEN". -PROPRIETORS OF- Albany Truck pi Dray COMPANYVNb 1. EB" Goods handled with care. MoTing hous hold goods a specialty. NEW AND Owing to the increased demands of our busi ness, we have leen compelled to remove into . l.-uger store, and we can now be found next door to S. E. Young's, where we will be plvi-uuj to see - OUR PATRONS. Hyon need any stoves, tinware, crockery, furniture, clocks, carpets, pictures, tru-ik, books, skates, saddles, saws, pln.ic. -i a ihuuiand dffe ent au. useful articles, you do no, better this side ot San Francisco i Than you can do with us on a purdiase or al excaauge. M, FRANKLIN CO. FIR3T STREET ALBANIA Reyere House Restaurant, (on bubopbah flak) Conducted by H. DIERCKS.1 Mel served from 35 ecu Is to $!.0t, CrC'jsccnicrs rder whatever desired Tin tab e s;i ! : id with the best in tue .car.. et. 4 Crockery l 1111 UltUMTI Ull Choice Confecuoncry. Red Crown Mi i i-r a - , r f IBaking Powder ! Wallace & fhoipson Second Hand S re 5. u
