THE MORNING HERALD : SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1888
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MANUFACTURED ISSUES.
The result, of fanning the flames
of party strife into sufficient burn
ing intensity to accomplish the
purpose of interested parties, so
that their interests can be enhanced
goes on with varying success. The
tariff and the revenue are flour
revenue are nour-
ished
as the castigating whips to .
arouse the wrathful ire of unsus
pecting suffragists, with the inten
tion of driving the"- ballots in the
direction desired.
That all of this is "worked up"
matter, cannot but be acknowl
edged by those who possess ob
serving minds and properly post
themselves upon the situation
For instance, contrast the honest
expressions of some of the leading
papers upon the revenue question,
of which a party scapegoat is at
tempted to be made. The St. Louis
Globe-Democrat, a leading repub
lican paper, says: "Even after
the war began and the public ex
penses were inc. easing daily at an
enormous rate, congress refrained
for over a year from levying inter
nal taxes, seeking to avoid that
necessity by sales of bonds and by
increasing the tariff duties. It
was not until July, 18H2, that the
internal revenue system was estab
lished; and the people submitted
to it without complaint only be
cause it seemed to be indispensa
ble to the prosecution of the war
and the preservation of the union.
It answered the purpose splendidly
and has yielded to the government
since that time over two thousand
millions of dollars; but the neces
sity which brouzht it into being no
longer exists, and instead of a de
ficit we now have a surplus of
revenue. Those who contend that
it should be discontinued with a
view to relying mainly upon the
tariff for revenue are acting con-
:sistently, therefore, with the prec- j
edents and teachings of national
history ; ami it is not saying too
much to add that they also have
good sense on their side to the
vtnt thrit their .ircmmpnt iirmlies I
that it is better to make foreigners i
pay taxes than to pay them o-.ir- j
selves." I
Observe now the similarity of;
. . i rr j i j
opinion, ttiougti ainerenuy ex- i
pressed of the Atlanta Constitu- j
tion. an able but radical iemo- s
,'cratic journal, commenting upor
5 '
the same theme : "Peep (l'- n in
the democratic heart is the !'eiim
tliat the federal government lias no
business, in these pip'ng times of j
ie--ice, to collect excise taxi's that :
;ire not necessary to me support oi
the government. Tt the people of
;this country were to rest quietly
tinder the infamous internal rev
enue system now in operation they
would form a decided contrast to
every other people under the sun.
If Congressman Stewart will read
the history of excise taxes he will
discover that wherever they have
been imposed the people have paid
them grudgingly. The Roman ex- j
rise was abolished by Caligula,
and in commemoration of that J
event small brass coins were struck j
and some of them may be found in j
collections to this day. Owing to
the tremendous debt that war
after war has saddled on England,
the people of that country have
been compelled to submit to an
excise tax for many years, but
Blackstone says that 'from its first
origin to the present time its very
name has been odious to the
people of England and Dr. John
son, in his dictionary, gives this
definition of 'excise,' namely, 'a j
hateful tax levied upon commod
ities, and adjudg'l. not by the
common ju Iges ol .voperty, but
by wretches hi-ed by tliose to
Whom excise is paid.' Ibis defi
nition pretty nearly hits the mark
even in these times. The internal
revenua system of this country,
however, bears no relation to the
system employed in England.
Here it is the Uussian method,
pure and simple. The tax is un
necessary; and we have no hesita
tion in savinr that there is not a
genuine L-mocr.it in Congressman
btewart's-'listra-t who is in favor - - iNUT1CEN0TICE IS
O' perpetuating the excise laws. ' J hereby j:iven that. thmartnership here
1 . r ., . - , i tofore c-xistiin between .lolin Hoffman and
The perpetuation Ot tills SJsteiU l.S Frincis PtelTer, under the lirm name of Hoff
, j .... .1 r, Ii Vijrtii of the ' man & PfeiiTer, is this day dissolved by mil-
, opposed to the. iioertics oi me , lmsin-sswilI 1)U(:ont-imie(1
Tf.rnl .-ind it is distinctly ODPOSed bv the titter, who will assume all liabilities,
l x ' .
to democratic policy
hut even
the perpetuati n of the tax were a
oart ot the ik-;H.;jr.uu: policy, wiut.
I grantee would the people have
that the provisions of Congressman
I o.- u;n n ..1,1 1, . 4.0
The simplest, the easiest, and the
best method of modifying the in
ternal revenue system is to repeal
it, and if Congressman Stewart
will consult' his constituents he
will discover that they are almost
unanimously in favor of this
simple plan. They could not afford
to be otherwise."
We see from these that both
parties are demanding the same
thing, as indeed they are in the
tariff question the revision of the
schedule of rates. Then where is
the grounds for raising a party
issue upon those subjects? Only
that by so doing personal aims
may be accomplished, and polit
ical capital manufactured to the
detriment of the real interests of
the country.
Admiral Hexge, the con mander
, T: ... , , .
ot the British naval Ai-at. n tVi
p .lu.-i.
; a av.i;iu Li7J.nL. in 1 1 1 ii mh ; i run-
headed old sailor, who threatens
direful proceedings if the Corwin
or any other United States revenue
cutter dares to interfere with Cana
dian or English vessels in Behrings
sea. Probably he will succeed "in
getting his government into diffi
culties. Farmers I Merchants'
-OF
Albany,
Oregon
PAID-IP CAPITAL, $3,00O.
OFFICERS.
President Charles K. Wolverton.
Vice-i'resident .1. O. WritsroMsi.
Treasurer J. W. CusicU.
secretary .) . K. Elderkin.
DIRECTORS.
It. fr. Strahan,Chas..E. Wolver
ton, J. L. Cowan, 1). B. Monttith,
J. W. Cusick. J. O. Writsman. J.
k. Elderkin, Charles Monteith, G.
F. Simpson.
r. n n in a
O'llO OUliiili UjiloCl I f ull D
A Square Company
Managed by Square Men
Patronized by Square People
Patronize Home Enterprise
OIL SHORT LINE Si
UN ION PACIFIC R. R.
Shortest and let route to all
points cast and south. Pullman
Palaee cars. Emigrant or fam
ily sleeping cars all the way
through from Portland to
Council BluH'saml Kansas City
without change. Thee cars
are free of charge. For further
partic ulars rega 'ding rates, etc
inquire of Curran : Monteith,
agents, Albany, Oregon.
m pit vm&m
OF ALBANY OREGON.
president, L. Flinn.
VICE-PRESIDENT S. E. Yoiing,
cashier, G.E.Chamberlain,
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS. Accounts kept subject to
check. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic
Transfer sold on Sew'York, Chicago, San
Francisco and Porttand.Orcgon. Collections
made on favorable terms.
S. E. You
L. E. Ulais.
L. Fli.vs.
W. E. TURRELL
Geo. E. Chamberlain-.
Krai Klale.
r
F YOU HAVE FARM PROPERTY FOR
sale call oil Curran & Munteith, as thev
have customers 'or a number of desirable
tracts ofland. They also have some choice
improved city property for sale, and a few
j f t0 8500 in Terms
o.rl oil ntt.iniliii.r !.f,.niiiit4 vvl'.l )u- pnlUn-rHrl
bv the old firm. '
lated Albany, Jan. i,
.Iniix Hofkmax.
IS
RANGE
CapitalStock $300,060
Breakfast is a failure
without a liberal supply
of good coffee.
We sell best Costa
Rica and Rio, choice Mo
cha and genuine Old Gov.
Java at lowest rate's.
KENTON & CHASE,
New Store between the opera house and postoffice
NEW DEPAETUEE !
FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE
SHARE and LONSWAY
WiJ offer their entire stock ot boots and shoes to
the general public at First Cost until disposed of.
Their object in so doing is to close out promptly that
branch of their business so as 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 cost is a rare one. Durinsr this sale we will
i n- i i j
wuci jjkj viii rumcoiuui i unci luun..?
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.
tW We mean just what we say. SHANE & LONSWAY.
WILL
Dealers in all
Guns, Pistols, Sewing Machines, Organs, Pianos.
A full Line of
Sheet music,musical merchandise,ammunition, fish
ing tackle etc. Warranted razors,butcher and pocket
knives.
OILS and EXTRAS for all MACHINES
SUPPLIED.
LINN COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Repairing of sewing machines, musical instruments, guns, etc., neatly done
ALBANY, , . OREGON.
i' -i--ii
BROS.
the leading
JllSt
t
a
-YOU WANT AN-
0VEEC0AT
"We Have Tliem.
-THEY ARE-
B
A.
R
G
N
s!
For two weeks prices ill surprise you.
Thev Must Go.
REDUCED.
We must run this stock down before in
voicinif January 1.
THE LARGEST STOCK
we have the nicest, nobbiest.Joheapest
Ties,
SiLVc Handkercniefs,
Gent's Slippers, Etc
IN THE BURG.-
Ladi eS
They will make you gentlemen friends
happy. They are
SPECIALTIE IS
Foundfonh jinlourjstore
L. E. BLAIN
Mom
Please
Among the many . arti
cles to be ibuud at
S. R YOUNG'S
-SUITABLEJFOR-
ARE THE FOLLOWING:
Ladies' tadtaliieis,
Ladies' fine gossamers,
Gents' iianfccMefs,
Ladies' liani-hags,
Fine dress goois,
Silk Umbrellas,
Portemonnaie,
Carpets, Engs
AND MANY OTHER
NOVELTIES !
TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
REMEMBER IN SELECTING
n
Kv.
u
-THAT-
S. E. YOUNG
Has alwavs a well-selected stock of '
Shoes and - Sips !
Suitablejfor2the"holidays. '
Gent's Fancy Slippers
Ladies' Fine Shoes,
S. E. YOUNG,
FIRST
STREET
Seasons
mum
1 1 mi
Ladies i Misses Slippers
"
-A FULL STOCK OF-
Staple Oroceries!
The best quality of teas, coffee, raisin, co
snts, etc.
CAKES, PIES,
Fresh Baked Bread
Every Day.
Atthisold and reliable house is also to U.
found a complete assortment, of fresh famil
groceries, to which is constantly being mlde.l am
-.he se isoLablu lines of groceries and provision
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
These coeds were all bought when price
were low, and the b.-nefit of the margin will tr
given to his customers. Kemembi-r the p!ui ,
at the old corner on First and Broadalbin Sts.
HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER,
-Proprietors of-
J7Ci
And manufacturers of
Choice Confectionery.
We are now prepared to furnish cho'ee, fresh
candies of best g-a,lt , ca'instTng- .if puie sr.i k,
assorMd flavors, mixc-1 jaiidies, extra Kre ch
and chocolate creams, fancy mixed, endy tui
and ageueral assortment of fine candies
AT THOLEnALC OR KETAIL.
"Orders from country dealers promptly at
tened to. Factory n tint street, .
Albany, - - Oregon.
ISOM, LtNNI.C 4t CO., Prop's.
NEW PROCESS FLOUR.
(Superior for family and bakers' me)
The Best Storage Facilities
XSThe Hifbett price in eufa paid for wheat.
ALBANY
OREGON.
CROSSED & ALLEN
-PROPRIETORS OF
Albany Trad and Draj
CO Jvl PAN Y NO 1.
IS" Goods handled with care. Moving hous
hold gjpods a specialty.
NEW AND
Owing to the increased demands of ou" hnsfc
ness, we have been compelled to remove into
larger store, and we can now he found i-txl
door to S. E. young's, where we will be please
to see
OUR PATRONS.'.-
If jon need any stoves, tinware, crockery
furniture, clocks, carpets, picture-, trunks
books, skates, saddles, saws, planes, a d a
thousand different and useful articles, you cod
do no better tlus side of
San Francisco
Than you can do with ns on a purchase or
exchange.
M. FRANKLIN (6 CO.;
FIRST STREET
ALBANTJ
Star Bakery !
GlasswareXrockery
m
rnn i iTTAi
VU
Red Crown Mi
Waop Second Hand Store
fieyere House Restaurant;
(ON EUROPEAN PLAN)
Conducted by
H. DIERGKSy
HtMtn erved from SS ceals $1.0ft
iCust-mers order wfiatsver desired. ThJ
tab p d with the ht in tno 'market.
Notice or Final Settlement.
Moticeis hereby given that the undersigned,
if executor of the last will and testament of
Elisha Harry, deceased, has filed in the
county court of Linn county, Oregon, his fina
account as such executor, and tnc said court
his appointed Monday, the Cth dav of Feb
ruary, lhSS. at the hour of one o'clock in the
a ternoon of slid day, for the hearing of ob
jections to said account and th settlement
thereof. ,1. L. WIGLE,
Executor.
Executrix' Notice.
Notice is hereby giveij that the undersigned
has this day been duly appointed execu
trix of tne last will and testament of John A
.Shore, deceased, by the county court of Linn
crunty, Oregon, and that all persons having
claims against said estate are herebv notified
to present the same projerly verified to the
undersigned at her residence in Scio, Linn
county, within six mohths from the date of
this notice:
Dated December 7. 1S7.
JULIA L SHORE,
HEWITT & BRVANT, Executrix.
Attorneys for Executrix
DR. R KOLDEWAY, VETERINARY SUR
gen, Mbimv. Oregon. 'Jraduate of Oct
man and American colleges.
Contractor and Builder.
THE UNDERSIGN r.li HAVI.XG LOCATED
in Albany, so'icits putrrnoge from city
and country. Will contract to build bridges,
barns and all manner of dwelling hmes, in
cluding liuoen Anno, Eastlake and Elizabeth
an styles .f buildings. Will furufch plans
nud spe !tic;itiii)S without charge. Satisfac
uon guaranteed. W. C. CASSELL.