Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 17, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HERALD : TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1888 Daily nd weekly RMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. , DAILY. I Published every morninsr except Monda.) l)jlivered bv carrier, per week 0.1& By mail, wr yeai .. 3-u0 ! and the commencement of disaster : to our own citizen who depend upon the fishing and lumber busi ness for sustenance. But such considerations will not be thought of if politicians are convinced that there is political capital in a free list. WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Horning.) O.ie copy, per annum, in advance $2.00 When not paid in advance 2.f0 THE 31 A I IS. iails at the Albany poatotfiee close is follows: i r'or all offices north , j he eastern states ' 6.30 4 The West Side f- And the Narrow GuageR .U. ) Kir Portland and Salem 11 A. M. CorYalli8aml'Yaquina....L. 12:30 P. M. M offices south :30 r. M The postotriee will be closed each evening from six to seven o'clock. lu-i-tereil matter tor the early moroir train should be mailed be'ore S o'clock the ; levious 'vcnmz EDI TO 111 A L XO TES. A lady in Boston makes herself useful as well as financially suc cessful. She studies the news papers, posts herself on what's going on in the world, uses the scissors freely, pastes, writes and revises carefully until she has a condensed digest of the live topics of the day. This she reads to a class of wealthy women, who pay her well for furnishing them with information concerning what they ought to be able to talk intelli gent Iv about. Just a Moment, Please. -VOU WANT AN- OYERCOAT "We HavaThem. Amonsr the many arti cles to be lb u ad at S. E. YOUNG'S -SU1TABLEIFOS- The government of Denmark i apprehended John A. Benson, who j has been-indicted for fraudulent j land surveys in California, and J w ho skipped out for foreign parts -THEY AKE- Tiie free trade wolf is after the farmers' sheep. Farmers of Ore gon will resist all such thrusts at ; SQme nionths ag0) aml holdg him tor this country, although there is no extradition treatv between the I NEW DEPARTURE! CROSSED & ALLEN, PROPRIETORS OF Albany Truck and Dray COMPANY NO 1. O" Goods bandied with care. Moving house, bold good a specialty. " NEW AND SeeondHandS Season s Owing to the increased demands of our hurt. new we have lieen compelled to remove into lanrer store, and we can now be loiuid next door to S. E. Young's, where we will be pea OUR PATRONS -ARE THE FOLLOWING: FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE their industries. The latest rumor is that the dreat Eastern w 11 be br. uht over to New Y'ork and used a an ocean excursion boat and a floating hotel. The king of Spain, though only seventeen months old, is said to be entitled to a salary of a million a year. But even that cannot hinder him from sufl'ering from the in fantile colic. two countries. U. S. Marshal j Franks has been sent from Wash- j ingtoti to bring Benson back for : trial. The ac tion of the 1'anisli ! government is commendable and ! qu'te in -contrast with that of the Canadian authorities. I B A ! SHAKE and LONS WAY Laiies' tatoliiefs, R Chicago is moving in the right direction by taking measures to have exits of its large theaters made of sufficient dimensions to prevent all accidents in case of fire oj other panics. Jaxtary this year will pass into history as being a month of ui -usual severity in this country, from east to west, and even across the ocean in London an unusual and remarkable fog prevailed, mote so than has been known for years. The Mormon brethren have ap plied to the l'orte for permission to establish a community in Turkey, aiid it is expected that the request will be granted. If Turkey would win the everlasting gratitude of the people of the United -States, let her bid for our whole Mormon j;pulatio!i. Exgla.ni agrees with President Cleveland's free trade policy, and hy way of gratulationsaysit would be a line thing for this country. The iH'op'e of this country, how- flvcr, will have a word to sav about it. It will be a small word and ea-iiy spelled, but vey expressive. It will be a di.-tinclly uttered '-no." T. J. Potter, who as vice-president of the Union Pacific railroad, has created a reputation for daring and aggressive measures, taken with good judgment and executed with success, lias broken down under the pressure of work, and by the advice of his physician will have to seek the mild climate of Florida to heal up the depletion of his lungs, caused by two hemorrhages. G A If von need any stoves tinware, cmrkerr, furniture, clock, carpets, picture-, trunk i, books, skates, saddles, saws, planes. d ihou-id different and useful articles, you oaa d. no heiUr this side of San Francisco rhan you can do with us on a purdiase or aa excaange. i FRANKLIN d CO., N Fane on a IS Merchan O i r Si Will offer their entire stock of Loots and shoes to the general public at First Cost until disposed of. Their olject in so doing is to close out promptly that branch of their business so us to devote the entire available space of their store to dry and fancy goods ladies and gents7 furnishing goods and millinery. As the entire shoe stock was purchased, last fall, the opportunity to purchase new and desirable goods at actual cost is a rare one. During this sale we will also offer V.eiow cost our entire stock of winter cloaks and millinery. We will also make a sweeping re duction in all woolen hosiery, warm underwear, and especially in heavy white, dress goods, as our policy is to carry nothbiir of that kind over the present eason. J-T We mean just witot we say. SHANK & LON3WAY. i FIRST STREET ALBANY. Lafe' fine psrs, j Rerae MsB M ( iii n i p I 0N EUKOl'EAN PLAN) Gents handkerchiefs,! --0 H. DIERCKS. Ladies' hani-hags Fine dress goods, SMlMrellas, Portemonnaie, Carpets, Rugs Meals ftrYed from t et t $l fcffTust-mers order wtiatever desired. Ths Uib e 'I with the best in tne market. Star Mm ! -A FULL STOCK OF- -AND 'MANY OTHER - COMPRINT Y OF- Albany, Oregon For two Willi prices -nil surpriasr you. They Must Go. Kx'ro.Mui.txiisfs s'ihv.v that tiie ii;v0nt-l tii" canning lmsinoss. i ,' :cn a life lias filled a t-ell with I ey and :t the rap on CamtalStock S300,000i OoliiiiJ Hate NOVELTIES ! TOO,XUMEROU3TOJMENTION A hr 1 rtmrs the cap with his -tin'r j I deposits inside a dn-p of ( ni- arid, wl-.irh j.reservt-s the j iev. This arid is the poison; AN OPEN LETTER. OFFICERS. President Charles K. Wolverton. !(-h in- inntrts upon an intruder. Tmlsurerj. CusieK. V. Nev.- Yii:k man claims he j Secretary J. K. Eulerkin. , i eirrtiimenieil uit lauioaa ; .ish tip arrtdent as well as the stove fiend. lie has invented1 ir made enttiely of wood pulp, n:l hs -laim DIRECTORS. K. Strahan, Chas. E. Wolver ton. .1. L. Cowan, D. B. Monteith, J. W. ("tisirk. .1. (). Writsman. J. will not collapse , ir Klderkin. Charles Monteith. (i. he smash up nor hunt from the ; f. Simpson, itiag stove. And the future; ions shall rie up and call him i isseil provided it is all so. j j 'he treasury department is now ; work on what is undoubtedly i largest single money vault in ' world, and which will hold, : nfull, ltii),t:K),0O0silverdol!ars. j tgress ajthorized the vault at j last session, asid the contract the hrick wtirk has been let at ost of $1:1.000. It will he Sf : long hy -"' feet wide and 11; it inches . high, inside ilimen-! is. The walls surrounding this isure house will he 4 feet li; nes thick. ' Safe, Sound, Conservative A Square Company Managed by Square Men Patronized by Square People We must run th' shirk- down tefure in voicing Junuarrl. THE LARGEST STOCK predating your a good variety pleasure reat in calling . i.onc; step ill advance in the : tcatiot'.al -matters has heen : en, if the chronicle is right in patroaiz9 Hons Enterprise ing that the scheme to make; uual training a part ot t lie reg- I PYLK'S PEARLINE. Theonlvinention for i . i mi i easv washhit? that i absolute! v harm- r puijitc sriiooi course wm lie j -i... an,T that hM ,.., -,,,:,. uontidence and become stple. course will lie ;d in New York, ainl if success will no doul't he introduced jwhere. If loo much is not ex ted at first, the plan can reel v fail of success. To teach MAKES WASHINC EASY, CHEAP AND QOICR.. harm ro fahrm nr hutiU -mri u:fm(if tka ;s and girls the rudiments of j of soap. l . . ..rvi ;ntu,-,ct ! By its use the drudaery of washing is ro re- les will go iar to arouse mteiest . dueetl that - iu-.. ...., .Liivji,. j nan v neglected departments ot!l'a,cn lar-'e a.shin1r with delightful results. . . a. Urease and t:iiin of every kmdare effectuallv ldiwork which Otier good wages removed aud lorhous-inleaninK.dish-washin!,', .hose who excel in them ! c!ea"in pa"t., silver, marble, jewelrj", milk tllOse who excel in ineiu. cans and evervtiunsf else, there is ! tTNOTHlNG TO COMPARE WITH IT" 'r i,-nlK, .,,,,1 n-in idi in fUh- ! For c,ea,!inS hair.sliampooin? and removing .HE l.llgllSll and Oanauian nslt , bloo,lstains from linen of dentists or bucth- dS commissioners, it is Said, are e"1 t is unrivale.1. In the hath tub it is a lux- . . ' ury couuucive toneaun.ana should tiefreelv, i ryuig in Washmgion, hoping ! used in asylunis and hospitals as a disinfecV ' tpontrr v'dl -mnnl the Mrirf' i"dete,'el,t 1riters vainters mi,ns ; .t Ciiligress . Hi anntU UK. larm j tarmer? miners, blacksmiths, machinists,; - S and place fish and lumber on . plumbers and all workers iii metals shoul.l us' i , , ,. ... ! PEAKUXE frwashiuy their nrsrrimed hand i free list, mat would he a , as well ;is clothing. j summation decided! v to Ask Your Grocer for PEARLINE. ght alter hy our cousins ot Can- j " - . , ' i rorsale by Wl!ce & Inoinpnon, Albanv i, hut it would be a day ot gnom 1 oreKoa. Dtrni ircn I-' - - ! m 1,1tt- n-P 4-1-in Vnnun . iu m iMjf ui m uuum ; Dkah Madam: desire to supply your family ot wholesome food, we take your attention to our Tocery store that, we have just opened, between the j opera house and postoffice, in this city, where we; i keep a large assortment of fresh groceries and pro visions. Every thing in our stock is new aud 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 confection ery and truitT 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 LADIES !slad to have you notify us, and we will cheerfully retund the money. Now as to prices: We have no special inducements or " baits " to; . i offer, but will sell everything in oin line at as low! i prices as articles of as good quality can bo furnished Solicihno a share of your patronage, we remain, Yours Respectfully, I L. t. b LAI IN, KENTON & CHaSE REMEMBER IN SELECTING i i ! I Everyday fear! ! Ap- j . Tit AT j with I YOXJTSTG Has alwaj s a well-selwit'd stock of J we have the meest, nobbiest, cheapest Ties, Silk: Handkercniefs, Gent's Slippers. Etc IN THE3RURG.- Staple Groceries! ! . ni The best quality cf teas', coffee, raising, cur -tiite, etc. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. At this old and reliable house is also to . ound a complete assortment, of fresh famitf ;roceries, tu which is ontaiitlv being aldel .he se.isuual.ile lines of Kroceriea and provision iuch as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, j Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc The-e iroods were ail bntntht when pi in ere low, and the bmnt of th- margin will t .riven to Ins :uHroniers Kemtniher the pla.., it the old corner on First and B-oaiJalbin Sts. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, : Proprietors of ALBANY SODA WORKS A id manufitcturers of Choice Coofectionery. We are now prepared to furnish cho'ce, fresh randies of best grade, Cj'iMstmg .if (ure ntii:k, .utsorted flavors, mixed candies, extra Kiencb mo chocolate creams, f&ncv "dxeil. e-uidv tuv iuu a guiierw assorimeni or nne cinoies AT f HOLRALE OK BKTAIL. j iSr Orders from country dealers promptlj as j tened to. Kaitory .m nrut street, Albany. - - Oregon. Shoes and Slippers !H fowil Milk JSuitaKlfor the"ho!iijiS. Beit's Fancy S.ippers Ladies' Fine Shoes, They will make youf gentlemen friends happy. They are SPEOIALTIE S Foundonly iftourstore. j ISOM, LINNIKC A CO., Prop'. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. j (Superior far family and bakers' Die) I The Best Storage Facilities tarTbe Highest price in cash paid for wheal, j ALBANY ... OttEGOM. ICc-Hfrlx' o !-. : t"tioe is hereby fiKii that the undersigned H his this day been duly appointed execu i ti-ix of tr.e liist will and testament of John A. j .-bore, deceased, by the county court of Linn i c unity, Oregon, and that all 'persons having t.-!:iinis aif.iinst said estate are hereby notified I to present the same properly verified to the ! undersigned tit her residence in Scio, Linn i-..unty, within six unihths from the date of this notice: Dated leeeniber 7, 137. ! .1 C'LI A. A. SHORE, UKWITT & PR VAN r, Executrix. Attorneys for Executrix. Ladie OP IP S. E. YOUNG. Xollcr or Flnnl Srtllrment. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, executor of the last will and testament of Elisha Harry, deceased, has filed in the j county court of Linn county, Ore . on, his final ac-oum as sucu execu or, and tne said court bin api-ointed Monday, the 6th day of Feb ruary, at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon i.f siid day, for the hearing o' ob jvetions ti said account and the settlement thereof. J. L. WIGLE, Executor. uufra-lor and Bnlldcr. rjlHE I'MiERSlGXSD HAVIG LOCATED i in Albany, solicits iiatrrnajre from city a:: country, " W ill contract to build bridges. imn:s a:id all manner of dwellinjf houses, in cluding yuet'n Anne, Kastluke and Elizabeth an styles of buildings. Will furnish plans and specifications without charge. Satisfac tion uuxranteed. W. C f'ASSELI.. FIRST : STREET. DK. K Kt L'eoii, A! Albanv, Oreirou. t-raduato ot Ger- ina.- and Auiariiisa oolleijes.