Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 10, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 - THE MORNING HERALD: TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1SS8 DAILY AMU WEEKLY RMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. (Published every morning except Mondaj.) Delivered by carrier, per week 0.1ft Hr- mail, per yt-aj .i5.j WEKKI.Y. (Published every Friday Morning.) One ropy, per annum, in advance. ......S2.00 When not paid in advance 2.f 0 HOUSE COMMITTEES. The make up of the house com rr:i.tees, as created by Speaker Carlisle, have been before the t-ountry long enough to have been considered and their aims, objects and probable results estimated. The Cnronicle sums up the matter in this manner: "Ai tl.ough Mr. Carlisle is not a novice . in his position, it is evident that lie woefully misunderstands the legitimate functions of the speaker ot the house. The enormous power reposed in him bv his feiluw representatives is not meant to be used to favor his particular schemes .r notions. He is not invested with autocratic authority, nor is he made supreme arbiter over the actions of the house of representa tives. No one complains if he gives the prominent places on com mittees to those of his own politi cal faith but when he plants him self .'squarely oM one side or the other of such a great question as the tariff question, or when he wholly ignores the whole Pacific coast in the composition of the house, for the direct purpose of in-flueni-ing legislation so as to meet his own peculiar views, lie is guilty of gross and unpardonable injus tice and favoritism, and shows himself unfitted for the honor wftich has been conferred up.,n him." - The strictures of the Chronicle are well taken., and the facts it states cannot be denied, forastudv of the committees will substantiate i e very- statement that it makes. There is no question whatever ti at Mr. Carlisle had particular refer ence to influencing legislation in ,iver of free trade when he made up (those committees, and that he entirely ignored this coast in all m uters in which we are interested. Our -representative, Mr. ller ' jna'n, who is not a new member and therefore could not be objected to on the ground of inexperience, is given places on only unimpor tant committees as fur as we are- concerned public hinds and -manufactures. On such committees as ve are particularly interested in he i.s. rigorously excluded. For in stance on the committee of river; and harbors t ie Atlantic coast states are fully represented, while this coast has but one representa tive, and that a new member fruin Califor.ua, instead of Mr. Her mann, an old and experience. I man in the business. In the im portance of this cua-u in that con nection there should have cer tainly been two members of that committee given to us. Under the peculiar economical measures Of the pOStOUice depalt- . ... L- .-I,., ested in the postoihce and post roads committee, but here aain this coast, which has sullVred the most thorough restrictions is en tirely overlooked. Indeed, tiie Pa cific coast wili have occasion to remember Mr. Carlisle's ffort to legislate bv coinnnttee makir.ir. Jons P. Irish says of the Cali fornia and Oreji-r! taihuad : "The California and Oregon railroad i the finejit scenic route on the con tinent. Its route thromzh the canyon of the simply exquisite. .Sacramento is.i T . , j it IS proposed to preserve the timber for a mile on each side c; i hat canyon, ere - atinjr a wark or reservation. This should be done by ail means." He could safely extend his remarks to include the O'-etron part of the route also. There is iitilc doubi but that i fall and winter si;wn wheat in tlu u idamette aiey will hiiller irom tiie present ft ve; nit' extent fif tne (iansjer uni iar is not neces- c-irilt. .rl-rt-lt liMt" it C;ll ll i-fM ll 1 1 rill ' amii . i. , .-..v i. ..... ;v " ..-. vn whether or m.'t iih- trecv.e termu ates with rain cr snow, or with j alternating warm days and freezing nights. i The sns-in-l:i ,"-v if ijuc-'n Vic toria seem U if all alilicteti with throat uiaiauie. The itf.qr.is of I.orne is now sii k wi; li his iltroat. Is it possibie ti"'? they have to talk so mucii ti k-,i; up with their royal wives i .at it exhausts tiie iLir-. nxia'r niU'-i :e.- '.' XEAK !'tl-:i:il i ice parkins aiv t-'ianuiit j i.i-n v. nii tre-tiunt nitii i!:i;-t!ril;-1.. rial jk!!-ii. Th;1 in' use-.l fjr tm.- purj.-ySv- v. a is i;n: ni;;- t-arking salmon. This ought to offer a jjood job for the health officer in sum-: marily preventing such an outrage on tiie salmon-eating public. Two Chinamen, having the eu phonious names of Dan Lee and Phil Wing, have joined the Baptist church in New York state, having been formally baptized and ad mitted to the fellowship of the church. They are said to be the first Mongolians ever received into a church of this faith in the United States. At Fort Spokane the thermome ter has reached thirty-four below zero. This is enough to send a shiver down the spine of those who are complaining of the little cold snap the Willamette valley is now enjoying. FhOM Eastern states still come rQDOrtS of lrop'inir WPsitlim- vMl. i L 'IVMttlVlJ I ' II IV II we can now appreciate ourselves. j as we iuive a Hlillt ta8te of it : . . i The San Francisco smallpox epidemic is at an end, the cases liavig.recbvered and no new ones appearing. ! . -.: -- I CARO'I HnliS - li ia:i..ui..i,, on sumU, Jan- i nary it. I.. Curothcr, aged iixt ei-.'ht j H 1UICIKI. pphh-v u rrii 7m i I ! iLu. v At the residence of Lhe oiiei'ttiu eieruvm n. Kev. H 1 Webb in i rtiUoitvlast evening Mr. C. j. Brown and I miss jj,ary a. tiss. They leave to-day noon for Pcrcland on their wedding tour. Vi'ir TO DA 1. 'ntr:i-lr and Uu fitter . rpHE rXDEKSlOX -.D HAVING LOO TED A in Albany, M'licits patirntiift- r'n in cily and country, ill contract to build Ijiiilvrc-. hams and all manner of duellim; hni-ws.in-t-Iuding tjticun Anne, Easilake and Eizaheth an styles of buildings. Will furnish plans and je -itiejtions without charge. Satisfac tion guaranteed. W. C. eASStLU .Vol ice to Debtor, ALL PERSONS KNOWING THKMSELVES indebted tn :he firm of Huffman .v Pfeiffer are hereby in.titi.-d to call and .-ett'e their accounts immediately, an the same will Da l''i:b l.-t be niaceu in the hands uf an at- tm' ,e- f' r L'01-e-t,o"- Jons HnmiAN. l-'RASci Pkkikker. Dissolution of t'opiirtiier.siiip. rVHK COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE X existing bet.vten John Isom, E.J. Lan-. ninsr aii.i Edward Goin-, under, the firm name of Isom, Lanuintf & Co., is huro'n dissolved bj mutual consei.t, Edwaid t.'oins retirio". JOHN ISOM, E J LANNINO. EDWARD Go!S A'.bany., Jan 2, 1S88. The tiiisiufiss in the futme vill be conduct ed bv John lsom and E. J. Lamiini:, under same style '.f firm name, Isom, Lumiinjr i Co.. who ill pa. I'll liiibilitie.- or the mtc firm, and a'e alone authorized to culket. ah outstanJius account. TissonrrtoN notice notice is L hereby hen ;hat the artiier.-.lii) here "fore existunr iH-tween Ji-tin llnniuan and Francis Pietfcr, uiido'" the linn umise of Hoff ir.aii & Pf. 'ffer, is this d.t.v di-soived by mu lual .-.wiseHt. The bosi'-ess ui 1 becMin uci by the Utrcr, who will assume a 1 liabilities, .umI all uttaiidiiy accounts wi:l be cc.kcted ")V till: old til in. Dated Albany, Jan. 4, lsS. .inlIN Hoi : MAN, l"li..CIS 1'1-EIFFKR. II. ItiiKlf. looT AND SHoEMAKl- It, ALL WORK U wa irra:ite l. ho sinee the tire remove I Kerry st-eet. seculid ilo.r t'n m post".; cj Notice. !.L PERSONS KNOW I NO THEMSELVES indu&rcd to Rctiieid Urnw nell vn!i jkU:.:Nf aiin" torw.iru ainl seuie tmc sauit Aitliii'.i; further notice ami oblige us. AI.iunv. January 1, I'sS. REOKIKl.ti .v ei'owv-' t . Itcal t:lalc i IF VOV HAVE FARM PROPERTY FOl! 1" ! it- 1 : i a!.- lal. on CiinMu .t Monteith us tbe baie viistoiuers 'or a numer m de"iril!i-I rr:i:-rs of iiini. 1 hev a so liav.i so:ne i-'uih-i I . -mpruiel city property for sal : i-'t-1 ran-:nic ironi Sii tos;.00 in pn 1OAD.l ll-.UVI.3i7lio A.IE t'.ECK.ViEL V to inclmle in tb-ir annual reports 1h toois hflnniriir;t t tbe county in tneir rod tistricts, and alsu the cKiiditii'ii of the roads in th"ir respecti'. e d stricts, an-l about what .miiiuiit of lumber wi I pro'naniy be needed for bridifs tberen next season. And any person hcariir of any lumber hcinir pur chased at county expense b any supervisor and not used upon bi-ide upon public roads, .vill please taki inturimt unoitiih in couury alfairs to report the same to the county court, that we mav investigate ihe matter. .1. J. WHITNEY. County Judge. i in: SAI.K. I T'Ui Ni: TEAM. NEW HARNESS, NEW I Dciiioci-at wa-jron: fc-t-el iss outfit for ' gardener. See Kenton & Chase, Grocers, be- ! ,.-..iii Il,.r- lliiimii vitil lnsf.THi-.. : fJURSE- FIVE YEARS OLD. It; HANDS fl hijjh. very gentle in harness, single or louble. Kmpiire at HKPAi.nntrce. j p1 .ANiNi; Miu. for sale. the most lesirible factory privilege in the city. In- piire of C. L. lirusl ., fo-it "t I .yon St. i iiiwiiiiiiimmm mm I") EVKRE Hot'SE, AI.I'.ANY. OR. - CI1AS. l PfviftVr, Prop. Only first ec!a-s iiouse in the city. L:nre sample rooms for coin-!!'..-:'c!a! men. No ' Miinamcn emi'ioved in the ! kitchen. General stae oltiee t-ir Cc-rvallis. nrssorsK..MtANY,..ij. -j ."iblix. lti w:itil the bcst mnv tuniiuuc Kverythin- ' clean and eommmiious. offering to the general pili.liesuperi..iaccomi.i,Hiatini1sioam mine j cit. MSH OYSTERS EVERY HAY AT HOFF- 1- i I man i: Pfoiffcr's. iITY REsTAl llA i vvi-rv d:iv sef. ei! in any style. V ,'ORTY ImiLLARS ItE'VARli. A RE- :t.1 uf s;u will 'u- ;iuid for the re.';v- ery 01 the I"!;. -i Iti-n.'amin oidim-. v ho is mkiivisim! to liai c- iici-ti urmyneit in ice vni 'aic-tto at 'ruMi. Jhe A- ant, l i'.titi t.-l;.li- uju: )AUTIKS II.aMm; f.silMS KM'. SAI.K ; i. oi ai.ii-il i'. i i' iv. i . t i.avi:i iar"jr ' ;r:lijt riicli v. .-'.I; ! 'ur '.V;. i;:i'' t liiitlc- i:p iipii .;.' l-: 1 u re i-i , are ircd to -.-iiii : m:r ifi-.v.a- ... a cv. i .i.-i.i:.i..-rs tor ''ll'.r l i.i"--; I'f : il".!r.- .'r r; li ;-.!.- i.:nii-f! vi::r- lies JT.liiti; V.t-i.i. -:r'in.r r.'.u. or r.:u:a:-. rtii theeitv or -.'U!'.r . with 'ii l! hii tho iltsirc oil ii-irt i:..-ii t : a:ul -.-i-i iiave :: fuu sii'i.::.ns for !tii niaie und rvniaie in the eitv and ejinttrj. ui! :.t oar otBee if vou . wan - ...; Will mi-: lit. We i an irt-t Kir?t strict, ad- either iorv..:i. u:ii,v ... i.-imirr W. f. T,-.-;i !,. 1'. A. UL iUvllAilT CU. NEW DEPARTURE ! FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE SHANE and wfjl olk-r their entire stock of boots anil COST until disposed of. Their obk-ct t)1. jjf.jj ()r ti,L.j, business so as to devote the. cntre available space Of their store to dry and fancy goods, ladies and gents' fuinishiivg goods and millinery. As th entire shoe stock was purchased last fall, the opportunity to purtli'tse nutv .mil fttiialilM inwirlc fit -i.-.tii.il ...wt -i n in linri.inr thi snli v will also offer below cost our entire stock of , , i ! niake a sweeping reduction in all iP'-ci.illv in heavy winter dress good?, lual Kinu over tnc preseul season Jrgf" We mean just what we say. AN OPEN tiik I ady of tiih House Dear Madam: Ap-j io i j predating your desire to supply your family withj i a irood variety ot -wholesome food, we take great j pleasure in calling your attention to our ! grocery store tbat we have opera house and postoffice, keep a large assortment 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 line ot confectionery-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 you notify us, and we will cheerfully retuml. the money. Now as to terms and prices: We sell for cash in hand, and do not wish in any case to j J eviate rom this -rule, desiring to treat all alike ! . VV e OeileVe tlllS tO De tllC and us, and vou will understand that no discourtesy lis intended bv our refusal :Our prices are made uniformly low, and we offer no I special inducements or "baits;' lmt will sell every- tiling i n our line at as low good qualih can lie furnished. Soliciting a share of; your pat'-oiiuge, we remain, Yours Kespectfully, KENTON & CHaSE. LONSWAY shoes to the genera) public at FIRST in so doinir is to i-Uxv out Droniplly that winter cloaks antf luilliiii-rv. We will 1 j woolen liosiety, w;rnr underwear, and as our policy is to carry nothing f SHANK t LONSWAY. LETTER. just opened, between the! i in this city, .where we ; of fresh groceries and pro , - , .-. DeiXerWaV IOl WIU VUU to sell goods on credit.; i prices as articles' of as Just a Moment rle ase. tin -YOU WAST AN- OVERCOAT "We Have Tliem. -THEY ARE- B A. R G A. N s! O For two weeks prices will surprise you. Tliev Must Gro. REDUCED. We must run this stock down before in voicing January 1. THE LARGEST STOCK we have the nicest, nobbiest, cheapest Ties, . Silk: Haridlerciiiefs; Gent's Slippers, Etc IN TIIEJBURG.- Lt- ' O y A JD I Thev will make you.- trentlemen friend.-- Founrjonly .ncur'store. Glotlii ng and Hats L. E. BLAIN. Amouir tiie manv arti- i cles to be found at S. E. YOUNG'S -SUITABLEJFOK- -ARK TIIE FOLLOWTN'G: Ladies' fine gossamers, Gents' MiiukercMeft, Ladies' liani-hgs, Fine dress goods, Silk Umbrellas, Portemonnaie, Carpets, Bugs WD'MANT OTHER- NOVELTIES ! TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION REMEMBER IN SELECTING -THAT- I S. E. YOUNG Has always a well-selecW stck of Shoes and Slippers ! Suitablelfor the holidays. nOTlt'CI "ClTinTT Q ITlTlDTlC! !' UUliU 0 lailiU! 0 -1J iJtjl 0 I i J : Ladies' Fine Shoes,;! LadiesS Misses Slippers) Si Ei YOOi'O, Seas ImA WearBaki hkl I T o FIRST - STREET """"' "" "... Star Mm A FULL STOCK OF Staple Groceries! y The best quality of tea, coffee, raisins, cur nnte, etc. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. Atthisoldand reliable house is also to '.; 'jund a complete assortment, of fresh family rroceries, ti which is tonitantlv beuiif alde-i ;he seuioi-atjle lines of tfroeeries and provi&iusw such 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 The e iroftd were all houcht when mc were ;jw, ami the benefit of th- margin wili iven to his customers Kemuntitr the pla.-, it ihe old corner on First ai.d U-oa-ialb-n SU. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietors of tit rnrk i ifTAivirry yv www H i And manufacturers of Pi 0 J a AnniPiinyior!7 I We are now prepared to furnish cho;ce, fresh eandie.-i if best raiii , c iMi-ii-titig -f i tne sti-l.. assorted ttavurs, Uiixe-' earidies, extra e en and chocilaTe eieaius, fancy mixed, en ti .uji and ageueial aasurtment oi Que etndi& AT MHO LEGALE K ItKTIII. I iTOrderg (mm country dealers promptly at ' tened to. Faeu-ry .u rirst street, ! Albany, - - Oregon. ISOM, LINKISG & CO., PropN. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior for family and bakers' use) The Best Storage Facilities 0"The Highest price in cash paid for wheat. ALBANY - . . OtLEGuH. PIT E I T Ti Mark Conbiins no ammonia, lime, a'.um, or other mpurities, but. is warranted to be a pure crema, it tartar powder, ami nuuie on scienunc pnncw lew. t Tiie trade supplied at wholesale rates. MANUFACTURED BY- T I n on tl ALBANY ORFXiON. OROSSEN" & ALLEN, PROPRIETORS OF Albany Track and Dray COMPANY NO 1. S5T Goods handled with care. Moving hous. hold goods a specialty. NEW AND Owins; to the increased deinands of our busl- 'iei!s' wu navu ',e:" """'I'elle.l to remove into :-",'er store, and w.: can now be found next -loor toS. K. Younjf's, where we will be pluu II) I If yon need any stoves, tinware, crockery, 'urniture, cioeka. carpets, lieturej, tni-k, iooki, skate.-?, saddles, sa"", pluies. :i ,t housand diffe cut aiii. i:s-:tu! artieita. vou ,1 I do no betttr ibis side of i San Francisco j Hian j ou can do with us on a purchase or a txeiiunyo. M. FRANKLIN I CO.j FIRST STREET ALBANY, RoYere Hnise Rsstaurant, (oN EUia'PliAN !-.iX) - Coiniuetcd bv- H.DIERCKS. "3i-al ftrvtwl fioiti ccni to .t-g" u-t iis urder whatever dv.sireri. Tii ;i.u cf . ,1 .v:'.a ib.e o.-st in t)c i.iai -.et. - Pine Glassware,Crockery ID. irnn VUUllllr lyUUllUUUin ) Wallace & Thompson PATRONS I 1