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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1888)
THE MORNJNG. HEKALD : TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 18SS Daily and Weekly TE'l.MS OF SUBSCRIPTION: KAILY. (Published every morning except Monday.) Delivered by earner, per wbck O.lf' iij mail, ier y-ai . ..So.CO WKKKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) One ronv. oer annum, in advanee.........82.00 When not paiil in advance GO VERNMENT 0 WNERSHIP OF TELEGRAPHS. This important question is still being discussed by the newspapers and the people, and is being urged upon congress by a large majority of the people. It is also a notice able fact that the oi p se -s of the measure among the newspapers come from those who have, or think they can procure, a monop- oly of the news dispatches to the exclusion of their less wealthy cotemporaries. In an exhaustive article upon the subject, in the Forum, Senator Cullom gives some very pertinent facts and figures, showing not only the feasibility of the plan, but also its economy. He brings the facts into a nutshell in this paragraph : "If the government, by under taking the telegraph business, can accomplish here what has been ac complished in England; if it can establish 'a cheaper, more widely extended, and more expeditious' service ; if it can extend the wires to the interior towns not now reached; if it can accommodate twice or three times as many places and people as the private monopoly now does ; if it can furnish better service at less than half the present rates; and. if it can enable every daily paper, no matter where published, to obtain cheaply and promptly the news of the world, surely the government could perform no grander or more beneficient service for the people." It is clearly apparent that the matter not only comes before con ' gress as an undeniable constitu tional measure, but it also comes as a distinctly appropriate and legitimate undertaking, having in its elements and application the functions and efficient service of onr present postal department of the government. There is not an individual that will claim that private corporations would give us as cheap, widespread and effective service as the postal regulations da now. Then why not extend the same news extending telegraph system ? Senator Cullom disposes of the only valid objection to the goverr- ment control of the telegraph the expansion of the patronage of tlu- administration in the appointing r oi officers as follows: "The;ob-J jection most seriouslv urged against i a postal telegraph is. that its es-' tablishrnent would plae too much powey in the hands of the political; r:rty in control of the government by adding enormously to the al- j ready large patronage of the post-. olfiVe department. This objection ; lias not prevented the extension of the postal service hitherto, and will not in the future. The army of employes in the postal service ; is increasing constantly. The tel-: egraph is properly a branch of the j postal service, and there is no j more reason to be alarmed at the I increase of officials from the addi tion of a new branch to that sys tem than from the extension of branches now in operation. Prac tically, there is less reason for alarm on this account in establish- j ing a postal telegraph than in ex- i ' tending the present system. It : ronnirpa rtfi-itil truininir and fittips ! for the work to be a telegraph I operator, and these places could ! not be triven as rewards for nolit-i ical service, as is the case in the postoflices." EDITORIAL XOTES. It is saM Kansas has a postoffice named Zero. Iri-ii says Dakot should have one named "Forty! Below." j At Bakersfield, Cal., they are! having rousing sp rt in oranizin j jack rabbit drivto. U a recent ! o..e some six thousand of the lon. eared animals were slaughtered. They are considered a great pest there. The Sau Francisco Alt has been fighting for the democratic national convention, but is not disgruntled over it enough to refuse to become funny over other claims for it. It says: "Cincinnati has just se cured a lot ot" Venetian gondolas, and thereupon te-opens tier fight for the democratic national conven tion. It is useless expense. 'Schooners' were good enough." The supreme court of North Car olina decides that an old gentleman member of a Methodist church in tnat state can ing if lie wishes tc. j The church organized a choir, but j ie OKI aentletuaa continued to -. - sing out of time and tuue in spite of the new regulations, and the church had hiui arrested, resulting in going to the supreme court with the case and deciding in favor of the aged vocalist. He would sing. . Is the field of mining enter prises it would seem as though there was a fine opening for pros pecting for paying coal veins. In San Francisco alone during the month of January there was a de ficiency of over twenty-six thous and tons of coal, forcing consumers to fall back upon wood, with oak wood bringing ten to twelve dollars per cord. There has already been many discoveries of coal in differ ent parts of the state announced, some in this county, and it would certainly pay to look the matter up and develop any vein of coal mav ! be found, ! " Farmers i Merchants' OF- Albany, Oregon PAID-UP CAPITA!., $35,000. offhj:k. President Charles E. Wolverton. Vice-President .1. O. Wntsman. Treasurer J. V. CusicK. Secretary J . K. Elderkin. DIRECTORS. R. F. Strahun, Chas. E. Wolver ton, J. L. Cowan, I). B. Monteith, J. VV. Ctisick, .. O. Writsnian, .1. K. Elderkin, Charles Monteith, (i. F. Simpson. Safe, Sound. GocsBrvatiye i A Square Company Managed by Square Men Patronized by Square People ; Patrsaiss Hons Enterprise p. III I Ci I MlPAVIji n')'1 I UblAMU 11(11111 Oil! 1 1' . The past year has proven it to b; a neces sity. The best ami cheapest place to buy our Stoves Furniture TiriwarB i i . We are always j .rcparc, toluiy y-iurhous.-, hold furniture at the highest cash?pnce. Soie : agents for the j ! PFFRLESS GIL RAN i j Alicl Lamp - Killer! i fg'Tnshcp recently added Ii.e at the lowest prices. All work M. FRANKLIN & CO. KslkMe Work M JST. KrX'K Designer & Sculptor i Monuments, hcads'iones tablets, etc.. has created a building opposite try lievere House ami will koup cons.anth on hand marble j suitable fur i i Monuments, Eeaflstones And a'l kinds of work to which marb'e or other ornamental s.cone is devoted. Those j wishing work of that kind should call upon him before making contracts elsewheje and; examine his work and prices. Oil. SHORT LINE & UX ION PACIFIC R. R. Shortest and lest route to all joints cast and south. Pullman Palace ears. Emigrant or fam ily sleepivij ears all Hie way through from Portland to Council Blultsand Kansas City without change. Thee cars aVe free of cliarsje. For further liarticulars re!a .ditur rates, etc inquire of I'uitmh it Monlcith, ' auent;, Albany, Oregon. RANG I... J 1 w t - l ii aiiviiiiiii J mil 11111 . V il I M P UUtJli 11 UlUlilVUli 1 lUUOV, -TOU WANT AN- OYEECOAT We Have Tliem. -TUFA' AKE- B R G A. N For two weeks prices 'ill surpri?;; you. They Must G-o. REDUCED. Wo must run tliis stork down before voieii.g January 1. THE LARGEST STOCK we have the nicest, nobbiest,eheapest Ties, Sill-c Handkerciiiefs, Gent's Slippers. Etc IN THE BURG.- Ladi eS! They will make your gentlemen friends happy. They are SPECIALTIE 5S Foundoulj iint5urstcre L. E. BLAIN Persons buying Gro ceries and Provisions do not so much desire spec ial bargains as they do uniformly low prices all the year round. iWe sell all bur goods at lowest rates for cash. KENTON & CHASE, New Stove between the opera house ami postoffice NEW DEPASTURE ! FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE SHA1S E and LONSWAY Will 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 j opportunity to purchase new and desirable goods at actual cost is a rare one. Durino: this sale we will also offer heiow cost our entire stock of winter cloaks and millinery. We will also make a sweeping re duction in all woolen hosiery r, warm underwear, and I especially in heavy white, dress goods, as our policy ! is to carry nothing of that kind over the present j season. IS" We mean just what we say. WILL Dnalers in all Guns, Pistols, Sewing Machines, 0rfian3, Pianos. A full Line of Sheet music,musical mercliandise,ammunition, fish ing tav-klt etc. Warranted razors.butcher and pocket knives. OILS and EXTRAS for all 31 A CHINES SUPPLIED. LINK COUNTY AGENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Repairing of sewing machines, musical instruments, guns, etc., neatly done ALBANY, - - OREGON. SHANE & LONSWAY. BROS, the leading Among the many' arti cles to be found at S. E. YOUNG'S -SUITABLE FOR- ARE THE FOLLOWING: Ladies' tadtercliiefi, 5 LaiiBs' flue gossamers, Gents' liandtercliiefs, Ladies' iiani-bags, Fine dress goods, SfltMrallas, Portemonnaie, Carpets, Rugs AND MANY OTHER- NOVELTIES ! TOO NUMEROUS TOJMENTION REMEMBER IN SELECTING Seasons Vervday WearAlbany Truck and Dray 1 1 COMPANY NO 1. -THAT- S. E. YOU.TSTO Has always a well-selected stock oiy Shoes and Slippers !l Suitable for the holidays. I dent's Fancy Slippers Ladies' Fine Shoes, iC ! S. E. YOUNG, FIRST I nrliAr'S Miocno Cllimwin STREET -ATULL STOCK OF- Staple Groceries! The best quality of teaq, coffee, raisins, cui acts, etc CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread t Every Day. Atthisoldand reliable house is also to ound a complete assortment, of fresh fanjiltf rrooeries, to which is tonstantlv being a-'de.t am ;he seisooahle Hues of groceries and provision such :iS Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order. Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts. Eastern Buckwheat Flour. Canned Goods of All Kir.ds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc The-e jjroods were all bought when p-ic- were low, and the benefit of th margin will iven to his i-ustoniers. KcmenmLT Uf (-!-. it the old corner on First and BroaiaIbin sis. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietors ot ALBANY SODA WORKS A id manufacturers of Choice Confectionery. We are now prepared to furnish cho'ce, fresh candies (if bent jf-.l , consisting- -i Uie sti k, assorted llvors, tnixe'i candies, extra ie -ch ano chocolate creunis, fancy 'iixel, cndy t.yy and a general assortment of fine crime AT FIIOLFALE Ott IS ETA If.. XSTOrdera from country dea!;rs promptii at. tened to. Factory m t irst street. A.lba.n5?-. Oregon. Red Crown Ills, I80M, & CO., Prop'. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior for family and bakers' use) Tie Best Storage Facilities CSThe Highest price in cash paid for wheal, ALBANY ' - . ;. . ; OiLEtiuM. iieyere House Restaurant, (on eueopean plU?) j Conducted by i II.DIERCKS.i Heal sterred from 55 eeuls f $101 jfrrn -".irs order whatever desired. Tbj t; 1' 1 'V the hf-at in tto ' Ti",'lt CROSSED & ALLEN PROPRIETORS OF 3T Goods handled with care. ! hold goods a specialty. Moving hot; m im national mi OF ALBANY OREGON. pkesidewi, L. Flinn. nCE-PKESIDENT S. E. YollDg, cashiek. G.E.Chainberlain, mKAXSACTS A GEXEKAL BANKING i HCSINE8S. Accounts kept subject to check. Sight Exchanife and Telegraphic Transfer sold on New Vork, Chiuigo, San Francisco and Portland.Oregon. Collections made on favorable terms. S. E. You I, liAlS V. E. Tl KKKLti Gf.o. E. Chambf.rlaix. IMilOS. In the the circuit court of the State of Ore- fm for Linn couuty. Mrs. L. Gouh, plaintiff, vs. C. J. Goujrh, defeiidui.t. To O. J. (iourh, the above named defendant. In the name of the slate of Oreon,you are hereby required to apjiesr and answer the complaint of the above plaintiff in the above entitled court, now on file with the clerk of said court on or before the first jay of the next regular term of said court which said court begins on the 12th day of March, ISaS, ! at tile court house i;i Albany, Linn county, ; Urtifon. And if 'ou fail to so answer sahl complaint, the plaintiff will apply to said court foi the relief demanded in said com plaint, which is that the marriage contract existing between plaintiff and defendant be dissolved, and that plaintiff have the care and custody of the nr.noi' child Clement G.Gough, mentioned in the complaint, ami her costs and disbursements in this suit, and such oth er relief as is meet to equity. This summons is pumislied by order of the Hon. R. P. Boise, judge of said court, made at chambers in the city of Salem on the 28th day of Januarr, 1SSS. W. K. BILYKC, Attoruev f,ir Flaintiff Xoli e or Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given thot the undersigned, executor of the last will and testament of E isha Harrv, deceased, ha-s filed in the county court of Linn county, Oregon, his final account as such exei uior. anil t.r.p -nnrr. has appointed Monday, the 6th day of Feb ruary, 18S8, at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of said day, for the hearing of ob jections to said account and the s-tt.1rment thereof. J. L. WIGLE, Executor. Star mm Fine Glassware Crockery JJi.LlLLU 1I11J 1 JJI.it ExecHtrlx' Xoticp. Ifotice is hereby given that the undersigned Fl has this day been duly appointed execu trix of the last will and testament of John A. !-hore, deceased, by the couuty 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 niohths from the date of this notice: Dated December 7, VST. .JULIA A. SHOKE, lIF.iVITT & H 11 VAX ", Executrix. Attorneys for Executrix
