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

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Newspaper Page TextDaily and weekly RMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: DAILY. Published" every morning except Monday.) Djlivered by carrier, per week................ 0.15 By mail, per yea .. 5.C0 WKKKI.Y. (Published every Friday Morning.) One copy, per annum, iu advance... ......$2.00 When not paid in advance THE MAILS. Wails at th Albany postofHce close as follows: l-'or all office north '. he eastern states J he West Side And the Narrow GuageR . R. i jr Portland and Salem Coryallis and Yaquina All offices south )-6:30 A. M. ) 11 A. M . 12:30 p. m. ...7:30 P. M The postotfiee wili be closed each evening from six to seven oVlock. Registered matter for the early morning train should bu mailed be'ore 3 o'clock the revious evening EDI TO Hi A L Xu TE.S. Sunskt Cox presides over the house of representatives during Carlisle's illness. iKisit. of the Alta, is rather san guinary in his proclivities. Just at present he is in mourning lo calise a consignment of 15,000 dozen of Kastern eggs, whinh were delayed upon the way and became rotten, were dumped in the bay. He wanted them to use in the coming campaign. The pope of Home has signified Ids willingness to act as mediator between the English government and the Irish people in the home rule and other reforms demanded by Ireland. It is asserted that tiV English cabinet have signified their willingness to accept, which may be taken with a few grains of allowance. A certain Mrs. Joshui !now is said to have , been present when, one hundred and six years ago, Daniel Webster was born and said of the infant : "This is an un common child. Look at his big head and eyes and the great size of his body. I tell you here is a wonderful child. He will be worth raising." And the verdict of the world has been that she was a true prophetess. It seems to be the settled policy C the English government to im j .ison those of the Irish leaders who are physically unable to stand the rigors of prison life, until their deaths are brought about. It is aid that Editor O'Brien will be re arrested and incarcerated as soon its his present sentence expires. Certainly a very brave way for! English authorities to get rid of obnoxious persons. The Alta thinks Gov. Iliil ex hibits great wisdom. It says: "Governor Hill, of New York, seems to have a thorough knowl- j e lge of the legislature. He rec ommends the employment of a ! i-pecial counsel for that body, to , s'e that biils are properly and grammatically drawn, so as to clearly -xpres their intended meaning." The experience of a ! Great manv persons is that the j i -iarneu counsel succeed ui puuuij; i in more ambiguity than any or-j di lary individual possibly could do. New kk judges are atter the J typewriter business, which indi cates, probably, that they have no doubt been tried beyond en durance by manifold copies of legal documents, and have made a new rule that all documents must be written on paper weighing four teen pounds to the ream. This practically puts an end to making more than one copy of a document .a a time on the typewriter, and is .i rule that will bring joy to the i ieart of the copyist. It is rather hard on the lawyers, however, and .e may expect to hear of efforts n their part to afolish it. Congress is asked to pass some tringent laws upon the opium muiigling business, and the sece ary of the treasury in submitting i, bill upon the subject says: 'Under the existing law the de lartment was unable to suppress he smuggling ui opium by sys ematic organizations on the Pa cific coast. If congress is not dis .Kjsed to prohibit r restrict theim ortation of opium for smoking and lesires to obtain .i revenue there roni, the present tax ot $10 per ound should be materially re- bleed SO that the inducement to . ,, niUggling shall be lessened. Coxokess is talking of appropri ating $50,01 K to cxptmd in repre senting the l.'nited States in the Australia exposition next August, .hich will be bel l in Melbourne. i'hese exposition are worth all hev cost, and the appropriation VOUl'l Uil'ioni tex ! "tr iiiiirn . i'he Chronicle havs: "The trade f the L nile l -Mate.-. With Alts- ra!ia is by no :m:us imVuipurtant. For the year ending June 30, 1887, we exported to the British iwsses sions in Australasia articles of the value of $9,543,474, and imported a value of $4,411,119, leaving the balance of trade largely in our favor. This Australasian trade ought to be highly developed, and California should certainly get her full share of it. All of our prod ucts except wool ought to be sent to Australia and sold at a profit. Our raisins, our dried and canned fruits, our salmon, our machin ery and agricultural implements, and products and manufactures of other kinds, all should find a niar ket in Australia, and with the ex ercise of proper business tact and energy can be made to do fo But our business men cannot expect to sit still and have Australia trade come to them. Australia natur ally looks to Great Britain as her base of supplies, and if the United States wants a market in Australia for its productions we must show the Australians that it will be to their interest to buy from us. A very pertinent question for legislators in congress to consider, is whether we shall maintain a tariff on sugar, promote the maim. ; facture of beet sugar in this coun- j try by liberal encouragement, or j remove the tariff from sugar, thus j destroying all chance of inducing ! the beet sugar industry, and in the ! end paying higher for our sweeting than we 'do even now, instead of getting it cheaper. The subject of performing pub lie exeeutioi.s by electricity is stiil being mooted. Possibly some meas ure of that kind may be adopted, but eventually the relic of barbar ism capital punishment will be abolished, and there will Vie no need of searching for a more hu mane wav of taking human lr OF A 1 1m r v Oregon OFl'IC'EK -Charles E. President Charles E. Wolventon. i'i1,reil-,1-J O. Writsman. g.petarv J K. Eiderkin. directors. K. P. Stsahan, Chas. E. Wolver- ton, J. L. Cowan, D. B. Monteith. j. yV. Cusk-k, J. O. Writsnsui. .1 K. Eiderkin, Charles Monteith, G. V. Simpson. Safe. Sound. Consemtive A Square Company Managed by Square Slen Patronized by Square People Patronize Some Enterprise lORTY DOLLARS REWARD. A RE IT ward of S40 will he paid for the recov er' of the body of Benjamin Ohling, who is supposed to have been drowned in the Wil lamette at Corvallis on Friday, Dec. 16. The above reward will be paid by Ohling Bros. Albany, Dee. 30. DISSOLUTION NOTICE NOTICE1 IS hereby given that the partnership here tofore existting between John Hoffman and : Francis Pfeffer, under the nrm name of Hoff man & Pfeitfer, is this day dissolved by mu- tual consent. The business will be continued Dy tne iittt-r, who will assume ail liabilities, an1' all outstanding accounts will be collected bv the old firm. ' Dated Albany, Jan. 4, 1888. Joss Hoffman, Francis Pfkiffkr. I I j TYLER DESK CO ST. LOUIS, MO. Mamuf'rs or Fine DESKS BANK COUNTERS. i CSI rlirL au "fli FaiiDciss Merchants Nil CapitalStock S300,0C0! ! j s; -m gF --tl and OFFICE FITTINGS, i jyffiE Guaranteed. 100p. TLust'd Wue.Finwt wwpniit-a.eiifree. Postage 7a i THE MORNING Just Somen Please a -YOU WANT AN- OVBECOAT We Have Them. THEY ARE- B A. R G N s! For two- mss prices' "ill surpris? yon. Thev Must Go. REDUCED. We must run y;is stock iloiwi. before in voicinsf January U. TEE L&R6-EST STOCK we- have the nicest, nobbiest, cheapest Ties, Sillc Handkeroniefs, Gent's Slippers. Etc IN THEHBURG.- Lad i eS They will make youf gentlemen friends happy. They are SPEOIALTIE S Foundfoily inou:rtcri L. E. BLAIN. HERALD : THURSDAY, NEW DEPAETDEE ! . FROM AND AFTEK THIS DATE SHA1S E and LONSWAY i Will offer their entire stock of boots and shoes to ! the general public at First Cost until disposed of.! Their object in so doing is branch of their business so available space of their store to dry and fancy goods I ladies and. gents' furnishing goods and millinery. As the entire shoe stock was purchased last fall, the opportunity to purchase new and desirable goods at j actual cost is a rare one. During this sale we will also offer below cost our entire stock of winter cloaks and millinery. We will duction in all woolen hosiery y warm underwear, and j especially in heavy white.' dress goods, as our policy j is to carry nothing of that kind over the present j season. I We mean just what we say. AN OPEN Tq the My of the house :, Dear Madam: xp preeiating your desire to supply your family with a good variety ot wholesome food, we tak great pleasure in calling your attention to our grocery store that we have just opened, between the opera house and postoffi.ee, 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 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 ! Eflad to have you notify us, refund the money. Now as to prices: We have no special inducements or " baits 11 to offer, but will sell everything in oui line at as low prices as articles of as good quality can be furnished Soliciting a share of your patronage, we remain,' Youra Respectfully, KENTON & CHaSE. JANUARY 19, 18SS to close out promptly that as to devote the entire also make a sweeping re-j SIf AXE & LOXSWAY. LETTER. a nice line ot confection and We will cheerfully Auiono; the 'many arti cles to be found at . S. E. YOUNG'S -SUITA3LE.FOR- A IIF. THE F 0 LLO WI N'G : Late' liantooliiefs, j ! Gents' taclkeroUefs,1 Ladies' liand-togs, : Fine dress goods, Silk;Umtollas, Portemonnaifi, Carpets, Rugs an'd;maxy)Ther j NOVELTIESI! T0OjXUMEROUSTOlMEXTION REMEMBER IX SELECTING -THAT- S. E. YOUNG Has always a well-selected stock of 2 is JSuitablcIfor the holidays. i Gent's Fancy Slippers!! Ladies' F'ineIShoes, S. E. YOUNG. FIRST : STREET. Every M Wear ; - v v m ; Slip CROSSES' & ALLEN, PROPRIETORS' OF Albany Truck and Dray COMPANY NO 1. Cr Goods handled with care. Mcring hou hold good a specialty. NEW AND SecondHandStope Owine to the increased demand ot our bust, ness. we have been compelled to remove into Uicr store, and we can now be found next dooVtoS. E. Younji's, where we will be plea-rf to see OUR PATRONS. If von need any stoves, tinware, crockery, furniture, clocks, carpets, picture-, trunks, ' books. skats, saddles, saws, planes, a i thousand different anu useiui arucics, ju do no betttr this side of San Francisco Than you can do with us on a purchase or am exctiange. FRANKLIN $ CO., FIRST STREET ALBANY, IT H. DIERCKS. Heal served from S ! f $10 a-Custners order whatever dcaired. Tb tab'e-" ;d with the best in tne market. Un TAflTT P , -A FULL STOCK OF- Staple Groceries! ware,brra The best quality of tea?, coffee, raisins, cu aiits, etc. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. At this old and reliable house is also to ' 'ouud a complete aomrtuienr, or rresn CanMir rroceries, tw which is tontiuitv beini; a-ldel am ;he sesuiiatile Hues of icroceries and provision such as . Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchovy Mustard. Candies and Nuts, c - n l x tiuamni ouunwriKUL riuur. Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc. 1 be e noods were all boiujht when prices were low, and the bent-tit of th- margin will ! .'ivei to his customers Ketntmber the pla. it the old corner on First and B'oadalbin St D 111. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER. Proprietors of i ALBANY SODA WORKS And manufacturers ot We are now prepared to furnish choice, freak randies of best grade, consisting t pure fti.rk, aasorted flavors, mixed candies, extra Krencb :uid chocolate creams, faucy mixed, tMiidy toyt and a general assortment of flue cindie AT WHOLESALE OK KETAIU y Orders from country dealer promptly aV tened to. Factor un t irst street, Albany. - Oregon. Red Crow Mills, NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior for family aad bakera uaa) The Best Storage Facilities yi'he Highest pric in cash paid for wneai, ALBANY ... OiUSOON. Kxet-Hlrlx' olce. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has this day. been duly appointed execu trix of tne last will and testauicrt of John A. Shore, deceased, by the county court of Linn county, Oregon, and that all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same properly verified to the undersigned at her residence in Scio, Linn county, within six months from the date of this notice: Dated December 7, 1S87. JULIA A. SHORE, HEWITT & BRYANT, . Executrix. Attorneys for Executrix. Xotlre or Final Settlemeat. Notice ia hereby given that the undersigned, executor of the last will and testament of Elisha Harry, deceased, has filed in the county court of Linn county, Oregon, his final account as such execu or, and tne said court has appointed Monday, the Bth day of Feb ruary, 18S8, at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of stid day, for the hearing of ob-jei.-tions to said account and the settlement thereof. J. L. WIGLE, Executor. Ontrurlor iiurt Builder. ! niHE UNDERSIGN ?.D HAVING LOCVTED A in Albanv, solicits patronage from city and country, Will contract to build bridges, barns and all manner of dwelling houses, in cluding yueeu Anne, Kant lake and Elizabeth au styles of buildings. Will furnish plans and specift'jatinns without charze. Satisfac tion guaranteed. W. C."-ASSfcLL. DK. K KOubfcWAY, VETERINARY SUR geou, Albany. Oregon. -Graduate of Ger man and A-uericsu coile(,'es. 1 rv ni n i inewas ery Pll nip A Confectionery