Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, February 23, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MpRNING HERALD: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1888 Rawing gaU ji DAILY xd Weekly i TERMS w SUBSCRIPTION: j contains solid figures and facts for Published every morning except Monday j consideration: "After diligent in Delivered by carrier, per week o.if.cm:rv tIie cogt o tt Keadino- By uuul, perj'tai. WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) One coin-, uer annum, in advance..... S2.00 Wjhcn not paid in advance -I O. C. K. R. TIME-TABLE. XOKTH BOUND. Arrives' Departsi Arrives. CWa.expr G:45ami- 7J Hi" 'ene ex 11 laaiujll. 7.05am ;Pottlan-10.10ara 35an. " 3.4;pi Krcyiitfr 7.10am " U.Jopiis SOUTH 1IOCSD. Arrives1 Departs Arrives. Cala.exp Kuyeno ex Freiyht 7.45pm t 8.05pm I Ashland O.OOan: 1-i20m.1l l-'. worn! Kuaene 2.40o m pm -u.rd.u- . . pi,' No freight leeei ed ior south after 11 a. n: of same iiy. LEBANON BRANCH. 1'mAlba'y Oejiarts Arrives No.ll!.V.!12 50 Vojl3 j S.10 I'ut l.ehau p m Lebanon at 1.38 p n -- ISo. 12 i 5.00 a m Albanyat 5.45 am. No. 14 ! i'Wp 1B " 2.45 pm. DIVORCE LAWS. The subject of divorce is one th;it attracts a great deal of discus sion, nearly always tinged with a vein of sarcasm though it is too sdriou3 a matter, it would be treated with levity. Perhaps no other subject pos sesses the absolute necessity ot national uniformity of law as does this, and still there is more diver gence and difference upon this sub ject than upon any ether in the laws of our country. No one can " htflp being cognizant of the fact of the necessity of uniformity. The Chronicle mentions a case j illustrating this point in a case I which recently happened in New York which goes far to re-enforce j the arguments of those who be-: lieve in the necessity for national idws on the subjects of marriage aVid divorce. A man came to Cal ifornia from New York, and while had left in that state, to join him j there. She refused to do so and he brought an action for divorce in a California court and obtained a decree. Af ier the granting of the decree he married a California lady. The newly-wedded couple j went to New York city on a wed- j dilng trip, and while there hi3 first j wife brought suit against him for i an aosoiuie divorce on tne grounu i of adultery with his second wife. ! Tlh iud"e before whom the suit j.u.1 . juue uciore u..i.i me siui Ayas brought granted the decree, holding that the California court l,,l :: , ; , . had no junsuiction over the first wife, and that her rights were not , . aiiected m any Way by the Cali- fnrnio 1V1 fi.,.u " lorili.l Uivorte. Terhaps the onlv wav to reach J . ", this matter WOUid be bv delegating otl,Tf.- t , ' iriiversal Jaw upon the subject. . ...,:., : ..i. t 1.1 be taken on the-subject for no j matter what may be our private j opinion upon the question 01 ob Gaining divorce, when a man gives i, evidence Of his desire to tie a law ; iKiiHnirmti73n lr onnlrinn far ami : . r . . o procuring a divorce in with the laws of o m cui uiiii:u , ! One State tie stfould not be Sllb ect to the Den- I S I amy of being declared a malefactor ; ' j f . : i under the laws of anothei state in! the same union We would suggest to the San 1 Francisco Chronicle that it studies ; the 2eorranhv of the Pacific coast! a. i l . i , i ,i Sufhciently at least not to chock Up , the mouth of the Columbia with Tillamook roik. It says: "The report of the dangerous conditic n of Tillamook light house at the .mouth of the Columbia should be promptly investigated. If the rock is liable to give way under 'the shock of the huge waves that beat against it, some other locality should be selected at once. It is unjust to condemn the light-keepers to the danger of the awful death that would be their fate in case the station succumbed to the sea." President Seelye, of Amherst college, has made a study of our "Political Prospects' to determine j what large moral principles the J political party that hopes for per- j manent success must now build j itself on. This essay will appear j in the Forum for March. In the i same number Representative Wm. M. Springer, explains the "Hin- j c, .7,, Po1npb'on " arauces i uu.Fx end TVtr Wm. R. Morrison points out from a revenue reform point of view, "Who is Benefitted by Pro tection." The latest story on the Mun chausen order is that a farmer in Illinois has commenced the use of ear trumpets fur his oxen which had become deaf. It is further stated that the oxen regained lost appetite and exhibited gratitude. Next. ABOUT STRIKES. The following from the Alta is of ! course an extreme view upon the j striking question, iieverthele?s it strike has been figured up with ap- proximate accuracy. It has en tailed a loss of $4,000,000, distri buted as follows : $2,000,000 wages, which the miners and other em ployees lost by being off on a strike instead of at work; $1,000,000 lost by the Reading company, ,and $900,000 which the 'consumers of coal from the Reading company's mines had to pay in increased cost on Recount of the strike. Now -1 who has been the gainer by this ? i Of course the $2,000,000 worth of ; nfG3ra force spent in idleness can never be recovered, because it j has passed as complete ly into the i realm of nothingness as if that : much property bnilt by hands had i been destroyed bv fire. Bat the oy j loss has fallen upon those who are I the least able to bear it. The cause of labor will have made a great i stride forward when some other j method than the cruel and abor- tive strike shall be agreed upon ! for adjusting differences between emplovers ana employees, it is a i matter for congratulation that rail road management in this state has been so prudently and equitably directed that no such disastrous ! strikes as have prevailed in the East have ever disturbed the in dustrial svstem here." The brutal murderer, Anschlag, of Los Angeles, California, was promptly brought to trial ami ci-n- d&mned, which will meet the ap-. proval of order. all lovers of law and BOR.Y LILY To the' wife of Geo. E. Lily, in this city, Fe!. 20, a son. NEW TO-BAY. H AVING SOLD AX INTEltKST IN MY 2JS? ah SJStSA tnemseivrs indebted to me will please call a:;d suit e. The business will be continued as usual at the same please. E. L. TlIOMPaUN". Albaiii , i'eli. 22. '.TV.lt TVURniATF.T.V A T .1 V A n ! to sroi en a tarm. Apply at once at t' A. Burfchart Oo's real es'ate ofii-"!. DOK SALE A FiifS -CLASS CIDER Is. iicr lav witii vats, barrels, ud etc Addn ss Loek box 203, Albuiiy complete. Aniiiinl Sellout .Heeling. OT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN" TO THE voters of school district N'o. 5, Li" c0UI,ty' Oreon thilfc ,the ,1Uli SC11,, Uiteiini 01 e;ud schcoi diinut vill be held :-.t the court house in said scuool lUtrict, on Monday, the nth dar of March, j A. D., laSi, at tile koiu :i 7 o'clock p. m., of sai;l day, tor tne pvpose ot nearinvr the re- )ort OI-t'he ahecto ai-d clerk, and to levy U ,ax for rhe swpoft of the school for the ! etiauinsr vear Auo for the purpose of levy- j ina tax to pai - iuceret on the bonds of said i school district, and the first Installment of j thu ,)0IU,3 of s;lid school Jistrict, due and ! payable ok th isth c .v of June, isss, and ! ior the transaction of anv other business ! t.iat may icailv come hetbre tiie meetiiii;. By order of th !:nd of directors, February' 20, 1SSS. u. u. 3IOXTF.ITH. ChaiMuan. BVP.KHART, District Cork. THOS AS)ii--'s oJice. Notice is hereby sriven'to all whom it may concern, tnat T. A. Shane :ind L. V I Lonsvav. coiii! 'sinir the cooartoevshin firm f suaue & Lonsv.ay, of Aihm-v, o'reifon, ' assi;,n to uie ali their" property for the ; n. c 10, on inu lain uav or reoruary, iis " ot their creditors Ihe eiore all p - ons navniir aav claims a'raitist said assignors. a.-iiine x i.ons.vay, w.ii nercjy lane notice n: said assIiriUKint. and nresfti't thfi'r (;l:iiiii t.o me duly sworn to, at my place of business in tnft y ot l'-rtlaii.t, Oregon, within three idi "lOil 113 liL'lll lilt UtLV7 V'l IliFtll.c; VI Scllll a. i-.niinent, whii:h 1 shall hereafter send by mail to each creditor of said assignors. Dated this 20th dav of February, 1SSS. WILLIAM MASTr;i:.S, W. R. B1LYEU, Assignee Attorney, Aloany, Oiegon. FOIC SALE. 64.ACRES OF LAND SITUATED 12 miles east of Albany,near the Oregon facihe raiiroaa, 3ou acres in cultivation, aim c0ltama 8umciellt ,vater and timber for gen- ' Al- . ; .1 ...... t Cta U?e. oum nui jwm itwuio Price, 12,000, with terms to suit purchaser. For particulars apply to J. J. Duma. A NICE, COMFORTABLE AND COM modious dwelling, six rooms, one and one-half stories high, hard finished, spleii didwellof water, "small barn, situated on north Fou-th street. This is a very desirable residence, being in one of the best neighbor hoods in the city. The house is compara tive jv new and modern in construction. For further information inquire at this oH'cc. I'HVSK I tS. ri w. riA.sroN, PHYSICIAN AND SUR- IT, ? eon. AltKiny, Orc.'on. ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SL'Rr eon, Albas. y, Oregon. his office on the corner of First and Droa.ialbin streets, over Ke-l!icld & Bronnell's btore, where he can be found when not pro fessionally engagsd. MRS M.E.McCOY.M. D.HOMCEOPATHIO physician, otrL'e and residence corner of First and Baker streets, Albany, Or. Chronic disease a specialty. Consultation free. Of fice hours: 10 to 12 A M. and 2 to 5 P. M. ATTOU.YEVS. DR. N. BLACKBURN, ATTORNEY AT . Law, Albany, Oregon. - Office in Odd bfllow's Temple. -Vill practice in all courts of the state, and give special attention to all business. ! TtrOLVERTON & IRVINE, ATTORNEYS Or. Olfice in rooms 13 , vy at Uw .lbanv 0r.0!Bce in rooms 13 j and U. Foster's Block, over L. E. Blain's f i store. JK. WEATHoRFORD, ATTORNEY AT . law, Albany, Oregon. Ortke in Odd Fellow's Temple. Will practice in a'l the courts of thestate, and give special attention to all business CITY RESTAURANT FRESH OYSTERS everj' Jay served in any style. Keal Estate. IF YOU HAVE FARM PROPERTY FOR sale call on Cumin & Monteith, as they have customers for a number of desirable tracts ofiand. They also have some choice unproved citv property for sale, and a few iois ranging from -22 to $300 in price. Terms sent to purchasers. I This - - . Satins, PyflVfiliiflC IV V11NA3 Ginghams, Percales, Iiifeo Bines These goods are the latest Eastern Novelties, and are all fresh. ; seasonable designs. ALSO A FULL LINE OF- STAPLE DEY GOODS. 8amuel IE. "5c oting, W. F. READ, (Successor to N. i 1 zzTzriTzziiz: vlmhv find m I am now receiving now aooda in every line anr would cordially invite everybody to call and inspect our stock and prices. We The Live Dry Of Albany, and wants of our patrous- Dry Goods, Notions, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes. Groceries, Etc Call and see me. "W- IF1. BEAD, (Snccessor to No. 57 First Street, Week! in Wash Dress Fabrics, Seersuckeis. Batistes and Fine Turkey Reds. Ailbaay, Or,' K. ALLEN) 1 propose to liave Goods House Spring S sliall at all times study the -both in style and prices. X H. Allen) Albanv. Oregon. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Will consumers please note tfcat we have staple and fancy groceries, con fectionery and fruit in large variety and best quality always on hand and that we continue to sell at lowest rates for cash. KENTON New Store betweenthe -0) AT- HOW m Lamps wt JULIUS (jBADWOHL'S Crockery Store. Roger Bros'. Silverware, U'rencli, China aiidCrystalware, Boys' Wagons vnd 13 oil Carriages. Fancy and Toy Ooods. SAVE YUR MONEY Bv buying your goods from'niy!store. I am byv ing direct from the tactory and sell at Eastern prices with freight added, ior cash. Kenton's Bakii Powde -o) I am agent for ten responsible Fire and Marine In surance companies, representing 7 2, 000,000. Insure, and protect youi self before it is too late. I am also agent for the Frank Bros. Implement Co , Portland. ici on pane trancais. Hier TJHE CITY LIQUOR STORE, M". BAUMGART, Proprietor. 3"Next door to the Odd Fellows' Temple, Albany, Oregon's Keeps constantly on hand the finest imported and domestic wines, liquors dears ap tola-.cos. Only first-class liquor store in she city. . SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY & CHASE, opera house and postoffice LIGHT. (0- m ifflpir liinp -One Pound Can, 25c (o - wird deutch gesprochen Star Bakery ! A FUEL STOCK OV Staple Oroceries I MaOTiM,(kkerT Tbbest quality olteM. coffee, raising m mate, etc. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. Atthis old and rabble hooae u alma tn found a complete assortment, of fresh famirfi groceries, to which is constantly being added at) the seasonable tines of groceries and provisos Bach as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchouy Mustard, Candies, and Nats, i Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of AH Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc. These goods were all bought when pri were low, and the benefit of the margin will lyi given to his customers. Kcmernber the pinca at the old corner on First and B-oadalhin Sta. Cfllll) 111. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietors ot And manufacturers of Choice Confectionery. We are bow prepared to furnish choice, fresh candies of best grade, consisting of pure sti-k, assorted flavora, mixed candies, extra rYei-cn and chocolate creams, fancy mixed, candy toy and a general assortment of flue casdios AT 1VH LEGALE OK KETAIi; Orders from coon try de&len promptly at tened to. Factory uo Fust street, Albany. - - Oregon. M Crow Milk ISOH, UKRUC mt C,, Prep's. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Soperioi tar family and bakew me) Tli e Best Storage Facilities for whoa. A4LBASY OKEGOX. fierere Eoase MMrant, (ok bubopx fla) Cam tut ted Meals nwH tPeeni t 91.0c fsTCnstnmerB order rraTr-rr deaired. Th table-- ied with On-best in the market. In the the circuit court of the State of Ore gon for Linn couuty. Mrs. L. Gcugh, piaintirf, vs. C. J. Gough, defendai.t. I To C. J. Gough, the above named defendant. In the name of the state of Oregon.you are hereby required to appear ami 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 day of the next regular term of said court which said court begins on the 12th day of March, 1SS8 at the court house in Albany, Linn county, Oiegon. And if you foil to so answer said 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 minop child Clement G.Gough, mentioned" in the complaint, and her costs and disbursements in this suit, and such oth er relief as is meet to equity. This summons is published by order of the Hon. R. P. Boise, judge of said court, made at chambers in the city of Salt m on the 2Sth dav of Januarv,lSS8. W. R. BILYEU, . Attorney for Plaintiff MRS- EMMA O CONNER Fine Millinery Opposite Rev'ere House OR. SHORT LINE & UJS ION PACIFIC R. R. Shortest and best route to all points cast and south. Pullman Palace cars. Emigrant or fam ily sleepivjj cars all the way through from Portland to Council Bluffs and Kansas City without change. Thee cars are free of charge. For further particulars regarding rates, etc inquire of Curran & Monteith, agents, Albany, Oregon. PATENTS CAVEATS.ITRADE MARKS AND COPYRIGHTS Obtained, and all business in the U. S. Patent Ollice attended to at moderate fees. Our office is opposite the U. S. Pat ent Office, and we can obtain Patents in less time than those remote lrom Washington. Send model or drawing. We advise as to patentability free of charge; and we make no charge unless we obtain patent. We refer here to the Postmaster, the Supt.of Monev Order Div , and tooffi cials of the U. S. Patent Office. For cireular, advice, terms and leferences to actual clients in your own State or county, write to A. SNOW Jt CO., Opp. Pat. Office. Washington, D. C. FOSHAY & MASON, " Wholesale and Ketail Dniggists s Booksellers mm SODA-WORKS H. DIERCKS