Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 27, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textv.- v THE MOKKIXG HERALD: FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 18S ftiJnUnrtllnilMMfrnlfli wl0,e is iiat congress .would do o-- well Daily a.md Weekly rE.IVS OF SUBSCRIPTION: TXVILY. f Published every morning except Monda.) Delivered by carrier, per week o'lft ljf mull, per yc.u g CO WEEK I.Y. (Published every Friday Morning.) One copy, per aiiuuiu, in advance S2.00 When not paid in ;idvance -2.f 0 to hasten siowlv in the matter of making amendments, and that i in amending the la a- it should he j j guided mainly by the lecommenda j tions of the able and conservative I commission which has adminis tered the law since its passage, and which seems to be in the position best adapted for judging as to the needs and defects of the law. IJust a Moment, Please! THE THE INTER-STA TE MERCE LA W. COM- A strange story is told of how a daughter in this state captured her blind father, Abel Allen., and and kept him a prisoner to draw his soldier pension of $72 per month, until the old gentleman's guardian located him and took him back to Dakota with a habeas cor pus writ. Considerable strife over a poor old blind man. Tin-: Oregonian ineliues to the opinion that the republican nomi nees fur president and vice presi dent will be Blaine and Harrison. Probably a very correct guess, at least almost every republican will' say "just so." -YOU WANT AN- Ea rnest Anions; the many tivti- i cits lu ue louuu at S. E. YOUNG'S -SUITABLE FOR- Farmers Merchants' INSURANCE COMPANY OF- Albanv Oregon j The test of this law is carefully watched by the people, and all bearing upon it is of interest. That it is of material benefit the majori ty of people believe, ami the facts will bear out this decision in the future.. Bradstreets give a very fair rep resentation and thinks the opera tion during the brief space of nine months of so important and so com prehensive a measure as the intei state commerce law. could hardly be regarded, in the abstract, as furnishing anything iike a suffi cient basis of experience upon which to rest definite conclusion as to the merits of the law as a whole; and this conclusion is borne out l.y facts. Especially is it difficult toj find a basis for judging of the bene fits or disadvantages of the law by inquiry directed to individuals and localities directly affected by the law. An illustration of this is af forded by the result of an inquiry lately made by the Age of Steel into the effects of the law on busi ness at a number of cities in the United States. The replies re turned, to a question as to the ef fect of the law on busin; ss of indi vidual firms and corporations are about equally divided between holding the law detrimental, hold- j ing it beneficial, and holding it to! have had no effect, or only a very ! slight one. To also as regards the benefits or detriment occasioned t the business of localities by the law the answers are about equally divided, while a number of those questioned answer that time nough has not elapsed to enable them to form an opinion. Of course in an inquiry directed, as this is, almost wholly to individ ual instances, the point of import ance lies in the number of the in stances. The number of answers given to the inquiry was only forty a rather narrow basis upon which to rest a judgment. The journal referred to, however, presents seme considerations upon tiie inter-state law and its opera tions, which are of more interest and value than the results of the investigation. These are contained in a number of articles contributed by well known students of railroad j problems, such as James F. Huu- son, Prof. E. K. A. felitru an. of 'n o n i r a Columbia college, and IVof. E. J. j 8016. SOUM. 0 01 881178 James, of the university of Penn sylvania. Mr. Hudson expresses the opinion that the period since the passage of the law has not been sufficiently Ions; to enable us to d -termine whether it is a success. Especially is it too soon, the writer holds, t en.tble us to pass judg ment upon what he considers the crucial point of the law. viz ;wheth er it will put a stop to the evil of building up privileged classes in j trade. Prof. Seligman declares j that local discriminations are un doubtedly less than before the pas-! PatlOlliae Home EntSipiiSS sae of the aet.and that in regard to ; these, at any rate, the law has OVERCOAT: YVe Have Them. Atte ntion OP i ROSSES" & ALLEN, rPiOPRIETOKS OF Albany Truck and Dray COMPANY NO 1. SS Goods handled with care, ileving house, iiuid goods a becialty. NEW AND Second Hand S ore Owing to the increased demands of our bni ness, we have been compelled to remove into :.itrer store, and we can now be louuu i.txt door to S. E. Young's, where we will be pleiUbei u see -THEY ARE- HOUSEKEEPERS B A. Is iuvitetl to the following -; litaHe information, viz. R G s! CapitalStockS300,000 President Charles K. Wolverton. Vice-President J. O. Writsnian. Treasurer J. W. Cusicfc. Secretary J. K. Elderkin. DIRECTORS. R. fc Htrahan, Chas. E. Wolver ton, J. L. Cowan, I. B. Monteith, J. W. Cusick, J. O. Writsnian, J. K. Elderkin, Charles Monteith, G. F. Simpson. For two wjiKg-ju-lees " ill 3urpris yon. They jMust Go. The groceries and pro vision sent out by Kenton & Chase from their new store, between the opera house and postofflce in this city, are sold at the lowest living- prices, and give universal satisfaction. ARE TIIE FOLLOWING: Ladies' liandkarolilefs, 5 Ladies' fine gossamer?, Gents' lianflkerciiieft, Ladies' MM-tap, Fine dress goods, SilMrellas, Portemoimaie, Carpets, Bugs If jon nee.l any stoves, tinware, crooks'?, iirriiutre, clocks., carpets, pii-uuus trunks, books, skates, saddles, saws, pkiiicg, a i a b'Mia'iii different and usef ul articles, you oi io no be: U r this side of San Francisco rhan you can do with ns on a purchase or a excaunge. i FRANKLIN lL FIRST STREET ALBANY. .IM-I MANY OTHER- A Square Company Managed by Square Men Patronized by Square People US ION PA CfFIC It. It OK. SHOUT LINE fc GO EAST VIA 11 to nOOmiles the shortest) ami 12 to 4S hours QUICKEST ROUTE TO THE EAST. Thispopularlino, on account of its southern location, is especially preferable for travel lu rinsrthe winter months. It also affords an op portunity to visit Salt Lake City and Denver withoutcxtracharyiiand irivesachoiee of routes via Council Bluffs, Jmalia,St. Juseph.Leavcn vorth,or KansasCity. Kud particulars rc;anl- routes anit tares turmsheil on application. made a good beginning. As re gards personal discriminations, he say;?, it is more difficult to form an opinion. The commission has de cided that the principle of whole sale rates or allowance for quantity is illegal, but this, Prof. Seligman says, does not toiK-h the underly ing difficulty of dealing with per sonal rebates, and he declares that a great mistake has been made by the late report oi the commission ; cf kran.v. MOXTEiTii.toc-aiPassen-erAsts; in declaiing that these personal discriminations have ceased. Ev eryone in contact with the large shippers in the east knows, he says, that personal discriminations still continue in unabated vigor, but cloaked under -r skillful dis guises. It is in ic:. '.Ion to this! matter of personal discrimination j that the prohibition of pools, he j says, jeopardizes the success of the j law. His conclusion is that so lar as the law has had any effect it has worked well. Prof. James thinks that public opinion generally in dorses the action of Congress in THE PHO OGRAPHER. ' Prton' old stand Albany othinff and Hats NOVELTIES ! TO O.N CME ROUS jTO J MENTION J Revere House Restaurant, (ON EUROPEAN VLS) Conducted by H. DIERCKSo Meal nerved from 25 eeals t 81-0 ISTCust'Tners order wtetaver desired. Th tab - : 1 with the ht-gt in the market. Star Bakery ! -A FULL STOCK OF- Staple Oroceries! me Gto are, Crockery REDUCED. We must run this stork lievra voicing January. I.. REMSMBER IN SELECTING wear The best quality of teas, coffee, raisins, cut. Wits, etc. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. At this old and reliable house is also to ? 'oum j a complete assortment, of fresh family ;roceries, to u liich is ionstantlv being a!dci am ;he seasonable lines of groceries and yrovisioj 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 jrood3 were all bonirht -when pris were low, and the benefit of th margin will u" ,'iven to his customers. Kcmember the pl a the old corner on First and b-oa-lalbln Sis. liD lira. DEPAETUEE ! -THAT- THE LIEGESI STOCK PATENTS CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS AND COPYRIGHTS Obtained, arid all business in the U. S. Patent Otliee attended to at moderate fees. Our ofliee is opposite the U. S. Pat ent Office, ami we can obtain Patents in less time than those remote lrom passing the law and the course of I ";"ington. jiaikuig , - - -. i Send model or drawing. Ae advise the commission in administering it j 0s to patentability free of charge: and though he holds that the remedies j v ni:,ke 110 fliarffe unless we obtain We refer here to the Postmaster, the Supt. of Monev Order. Div., and to offi cials of the U . S. Patent Oilice. For circular, advice, terms and leferences the to actual clients in your own S ate or countv, write to V: A. SXOW for abuses provided by the law are not yet fully satisfactory. In this direction both he and Mr. Hudson surest amendments, while only amendment suggested by Prof. Seligman is in regard to the 1 Opp. Pat. Oflioe. Washington, D. C clause prohibiting pools, which is condemned by him we-have the nict-st, nobbiest, cheapest Ties, Silk: Haricil-cerciiiefs, Gent's Slippers. Etc ' IN TIIEI'BURG.- FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE SHAIE and LONSWAY Will offer their entire stock ot Loots and shoesfto tlie general public at First Cost until disposed of. Their object in so doing is to close out promptly that! branch of their 'business so ns to devote the entire available space of their store to dry and fancy goods, 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 actual tost is a rare one. During this sale we mil also offer below 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 winte dress goods, as our policy is to carry nothing of that kind over the present season. We mean iust what we say. SHANE ,fc LONSWAY. a E. YOTJTNTGr Has always a well-selected stock cf Sloes and Slippers Suital)leforfthejholiuay3. ' HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietors of ALBANY SODA WORKS And manufacturers ol Choice Confectionery. We are now prepared to furnish choice, fresh carnlies of best prade, consisting nf , ure stick, assorted flavors, mixed candies, extra French iiiKi chocolate creams, fancy mixed, enndy tov and a geueral assortment of fine candies - AT f flOLESALK OR RETAIL. WOrdera from coon try dealers prompth at tenedto. Factory on first street, - Albany. - - Oregon. Ladi eS They will make your aientlenien frienus happy. They are SPECIALTIE! i riuii suggested by .these papers as a j Maso; U...KS is hoi na ricnt t- the SDOt. for The COncIll- ' J rheamatwm, ncuiaiu to- hac.ie, chills arl itver and colas. SoiU b rcsha i1- i Fouudo:ily inour-ic re- L. E. BLAIN, Gent's Fancy SiippersJ! Ladies' F ineShoes, Lafel Misses Slippers S. E. YOUNG, FIRST - STREET ISOM, IftNNinci Jt CO., Prop. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior km family and baken qm) The Best Storage facili to iThe Highest price in cash paid 1 wneak ALBAITY .. .. OtUEOOM. Kxecuirix' .olicr. Notice is hereby ;iveii that the undereiOTed has this day been dulv appointed execu tnx of tne last wUl and testaiaept of John A. shore, deceased, by the county court of Linn epmity. Oresmn. and that all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified io prose, t 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, 1SS7. .r..,.. JCLJA A. SHORE, HKV ITT & BRYANT, Executrix. Attorneys for Executrix. Xol.Ve or Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given that the undersiirned. .. execntor.of the last will and testament of Lhsha Harry, deceased, has filed in the countv court of Linn count v, Oregon, his final account as such executor, and the said court has appointed Monday, the 0th day of Feb ruary, 1888, at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of said day, for the hearing of ob jections to said account and the st-ttkment Executor. 4'iiti-:tHr and Bnililer.r THE UNDERSIGN V HAVING LOCATED m Albany, solicits pntrrnape from city and country. Will contract, to build bridge, barns and all manner of dwelling houses, in-ciudin-f Queen Anne, Eastlake and Elizabeth an styles of buildings. Will furnish plans and specifications without charge. Satisfac tion guaranteed. W. C CASSELL. "IAR. R. KO!,IF.VAY. 1J ircon, Albany, Oresron. Graduate of Ger- VETEIUNARY SUR ninn ana Amcrurci collejfcs.