Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, March 21, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNLNG IIEEAU), WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1SS8. ft m f: ,1 h: a. II I St - i 3 'AS' -- Jtna-- tel.. . 1 . Daily a.me Weekly TEXMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: . DAILY. Published even- morning except Mo'Ma.) elivered by carrier, per week 0. 15 By mail, per yeai 4 CO WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) One copy, per amiuin, in advam:e.........$2.00 When not paid in advance iQ THK MAILS. Mails at th Albany postoflice close as follows: t or all offices north ' he eastern states ( 6.30 A M- The West Side f . jid the Narrow GuageR .R. J r;r Portland and Salem 11 A. M. i'orvallis and Vaquina 12:30 p. m. All offices south 7:30 f. m The postottice will be closed each evening from six to seven o'clock. Registered matter for the early morning train should be mailed be'ore b o'clock the tevious jvening. OREGON 1'ACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives impart l'avsenger.. . .Kreignt... ,ll:lf.am 1:0; p ui ' f:25nm i:?i0 n. 01 O. ta C. R. It. TIME-TABLE. NOKTH ltOPSH. Arrives iJepurf Arrives. Cala.expr j C:45am 7.0faiii . Portlan-10. 10am Eugene exill 15am; 11. :i5ait.: Freight 7. 10am i 2.45pm SOUTH BOCSO. Arrives Departs Arrives. j Cala.exp j 7.45pmi S. 05pm j Ashland d.OOam : hiifene ex liiOpmj li40pui, Eugene 2.40p m j r'reiyht ) 1 30pm ' Eugene ft.OOnni j LEBANON BRANCH, j FmAlba'y Departs Arrives io. Il....il2 50 p lit Lfcti iiM' -i at 1.38 p m I No. 13....I S.lOp in " " Q ,! - " j Fin Leban No. 12.. o. 14.. . j 5.00 a ui'Aluanyat ant. j -.oopm! . " 2.45pm. HSan-Francsoo, March 20.-Weatherin(i:ca-jbeann lions for the next twenty-four hours begin- ning at 7 P. H. are: Fair weather. mJa . EDITORIAL NOTES. A green looking countryman lately floated down the Cumber- j land river on a fine looking black , walnut log, which he disposed of j at a fabulous price, walnut timber being now one of the scarce and high-priced articles. When the purchaser removed the log from the water it was found to have grown on a sycamore stump, and had been decorated with an orna mental but fictitious black walnut 1 1 mt DarK. inat countryman s green- ness was like the bark to the log j pat on for the occasion. 1 :i - j - - 1 -the evsrc tenor of his way. The ! tlie capture of some Mormon j . against whom warrants' arc out fori ... . IV-..- . , I 'Illegal cohabitation. The Stub- ! :bornness of these people has filled vtlifi i.-iiia wit!, nffonrlnre hnr If lo . . ' I UOUbttul Whether any of those Who w.o t. . .. i i i , ... ij oiivc mciiiisci e iruiii jisoji jealiy mean to keep their pledges. The only hope of the, lormons now lies in statehood. if bv the aid of the democrats they can sjain admittance to the union , I polygamy will flourish and the .entile will be uncerimoniously thrown out. The German claim that the Bell telephone invention had been au icipated by an inventor in that :ountry does not sem to influence ;he decision oi the supreme court jf this country. In a recent de cision the court says that in con ideri: the question of alleged .intieipation of i'.ell's invention of Jie telephone by lieis in Germany, he court holds tiiat Keis discovered i means of transmitting musical .one and nothing more. Bell's patent being for the process or art of transmitting speech, would have leen just as valid if he had used the apparatus of Reis in de veloping it. Tlie court holds that the apparatus of Keis was not suc cessful in transmitting speech, and that his invention was not in iny respect an anticipation of the JiscoTerv of P.eu. The belie veis in the one or gold standard for a circulating medium ire strenuous, and unremitting in their -efforts to enforce their one ided ideas. One of their indus trious writers is David A. Wells, whose latest attempt is to show that the fall in prices is the direct result of admitting silver as one of the standards of measures of value. The Chronicle points out Mr. Wells' mistake, which it believed was peculiar to those who discussed the nion1' question from the mono metallic standpoint ; but it appears that men who fancy they are bi metalists are just as much astray. The trouble with both classes of disputants is that they are igno rant of the fact or disregard it that when the metals are used as money, it is only quantity which determine value, and not the extent to which they are em- ployed in facilitating exchanges. Thus all of the vast commercial All of the efforts to suDoress the i liyUor into the state is erefore vice of Mormonism seems" to only d'-'cIared to be invalid, and the curtail but not end poivgamv. ! jU(,-UK'nt of the United .States Trie Chronicle thinks that the j circuit, court for tlie northern dis--fioom of Mormonism is sealed, but1 trkt of Illillois is sustained, the -.thrtl2ami8t at.oears to linrsnp chief justice and jubtlces uray and transactions of Sew York might be balanced daily in her clearing house without the intervention of f ! more than a single metal dollar, and the miner business of retailing be carried on entirely with national bank or treasury notes. Still, so long as gold, or gold and silver combined, are the standard of value, the amount which reposes in the United States treasury, in the banks, and, in fact, the whole body of precious metals in the world available for money, would do the work of determining prices. In other words, the quantity of gold and silver, and not the every day use to which they are put, is wiiat determines values. The Oregonian savs: "It will be noted that Capt. Charles F. Tow ell, engineer in charge of the government work at the Cascades, and always an earnest advocate of the Columbia river improvement, lias given up hope of an open river in a reasonable time, under the governmental method of making appropriations. lie has officially recommended the build ing of a portage system for use during the period of construction of canals and locks at the Cascades and ac The Dalles. This we are convinced is the only reasonable hope at this time. And furthur, it would be money in the pockets of onr ieople to build the portage system rather than to wait upon congress to provide appropriations : for it." Tue U. S. supreme court has ' recently decided several cases Uli011 the ll(lUOr traffi business. One of the decisions ! . , ,. , . . . I involves the validity ot a statute of Iowa, forbidding a railroad com pany to bring intoxicating liquor into that state, unless such com- ,janv has been furisied with a eertiticate from the county auditor ut- the county to which the liquor is t0 hc transported, showing that the consignee is legally authorized t0 sell it. The court holds that i power to regulate or forbid the sale of a commodity, after it has been brought into the state, does not carry with it the right and power to prevent its introduction by transportation from another state. The section of the Iowa statute of April 5, 188(5, winch prohibits rail- ' 1 ......... t . r 1 ioua c'omi.itiiies uom 1. bni.ging Harian dissenting. XEIV TO DAY. 'pwo couneu lots in thi J- part of the i.ity with acoiufo iron.' well "f water and new barn. E KASTKIIN foituljle noose, barn. L,ui: Lt-.-A house, light road? ! J? cart au.l harness, separate or together Tlie hoive i : years old gentle siiiy;ie or iioubie, a sl!Uii fine traveler. Apply at the IlKKALu omee. .e' Cigar Store. OTTO SALL1NGKK HAS OPENED A Ci gar and tobacco store opposite the Kuss House. His former patrons are invited to call and see his new store. (3 Any and all jroods sold at auction. Live I stocK, nouscno.'ii o us, etc., iroiu tne city or country soiu promptly on reasonable tei ms. 1 xV NY ONE WISHING TO TRADE A fresh milch cow for a drv one and re ceive the uinerence in casn snoulu apply to John tin'';. lou will Save Money BY TAKING YOUR SEWING MACHINES to the repairer, B t Parsons, at Sixth and Jefferson streets, Albany, Oregon. Good satisfaction or no pay. BOARDING HOUSE-MRS. M. FEN n L .1. ;,. . C.....V. 1 .,iMn facti-Mi puarantee.l. SPECIAL NOTICE. Magnolia Flo nr. I1HE. BEST MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV 1, ered to any part of the citv, for SI. 10 per sack. JOHN A. CRAWFORD. nlSOdtf FIlK SAI.K. f.ACRES OF LAND SITUATED 12 0)w mile3 east of Albany, near the Oregon Pacific railroad, 360 acres in cultivation, and contains sufficient water and timber for gea era use. Would make four good farms Price, 12,000, with terms to suit purchaser. For particulars apply to J. J. Dorris. Contractor ami Builder. mHE UNDERSIGN 'X HAVIXG LOCATED X in Albany, solicits patronage from city and country, Will contract to build bridge, barns and all manner of dwelling houses, in cluding tueen Anne, EastlaUe and Elizabeth au styles of buildings. Will furnish plans ,nd specifications without charge. Satisfa tion guaranteed. W. 0. CASSEL The "Pioneer Importer ami Breeder" of California, will arrive at Albany on or about March 2(itli with 3 imported Norman stallions, selected from the finest lot of draft horses ever landed on the Pacitic coast. These horses will he oileied at trices that will insure their sale. Come to Join Sehmeer's st.,We and sue tl,t.nK very one is lirst, class stu liuu. Hoiwd, Attention. Theodore Skillman W. F. (Successor to f inter auk 1 am now receiving new goods in everv line anc1 would cordially invite everybody to call and inspect our stock and prices. We propose to have The Live Dry Of Albany, and shall at all times study the wants of our patrons both in style and pi ices. Goods9Notioiis, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Ca3s, Call and see me. (Successor to First Street, - bookseller, Newsdealer, S -AND DEALER IN- Text Books and all School Supplies. Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph album", inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, -etc., etu. Sheet music, music books and all kiudj of musical merchandise. General ISTews Depot. pgTMail orders promptly attended to. JULIUS JOSEPH, Grocer - Tobacc onis 1TO. ei 'FIRST ST, (Next to Burkhart & Kccney's real estate office) ALBANY, - OREGON. WI D-.-nlurs infill Guns, Pistols, Sewing lactones, CrgansJPianos. AJfwlI Line of Kliopt.Trmsif musipal Tiificijuudise.ammiiintion, fisli JllWWll ing tackle etc; Warranted knives. Kent hind of NEEDLES. OILS and EXTRAS for all SEWING MACHINES. IlINN COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Repairing of sewing machines, musical instruments, guns, etc., neatly done ALBANY. WITH BILLIARD HALL J.B.WILLIAMS, - CHOICE WINE Kept constantly on hand. A full line sale. Everything first-class. At Revere House, Revere mm READ, N. H. ALLEN) COCK. Goods, House and Slices, Groceries, Etc j N H.Allen) - Albany, Oregon. Ll ti e k-;:tlin; J - razors,butcher and pocket OREGON. ANDCLUB ROOMS. - - Proprietor AND LIQUOR of domestic and iinportcdTcijrarsgon Albany, Oregon. .Jjfcl Samp Rooms ! AT Win. SIMPSON, -HAVING PURCHASED THK BANKRUPT Of Shane Offers the entire stock of drv goo Is, ?.,ot -vul s: dress goods, woolen fabrics, domestics., vtr. au: 1 11 SLMf inese goods must be soM. Cos ATTENTION! Buyers of groceries and persons having but ternd eggs to sell, will find it greatly to their advantage to call and examine our goods and prices. KENTON & CHASE,! ,!.. New Store between the opera house and postoffic NOW MR 11 vn run uimi -o - lamps and Lamp Trimmings AT - JULIUS GBAD WOHL'S Crockery Store. Hoo-er Bros5. Silverware, French., China andCrystalware, i Boys' "Wagons vnd Doll Carriages. Fancy and Toy Ooods. SAVE YUR MONEY Bv "buying your goods Iromrnystore. I am hav ing direct from the lactory and sell at Eastern prices with freight added, lor cash. 1 Kenton's Baking Powde --One Pound Cancel ) j I am agent for ten responsible Fire and Marine In j surance companies, representing $72,ooo,ooo. Insure! and protect yom self before it is too late: lam alsoj agent tor the h rank Bros. lei on pane Francais. Hier TJHE CITY LIQUOR STORE, 21. BA UMGAllT, Proprietor. 3TSext door to the Odd Fellows' Temple, Alhany, OrejrottlHl! , Kveps constantly on hand the finest imported andjdomtstic wines.yiquors, cigarsjap tobatcoj. Only first-class liquor store in she city SPECIAL ATTENTICH PAID TO i STOCK ! fc Lonsw: s .us. uiiies nt 1 J ll h Hfoii (j .. . . 'fiaSte Call early an. I secure bargains. I Id rr (0- Implement Oo-, rortland wird deutch gesprochen ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY -A FULL STOCK 0- Staple Groceries I ; Fine Glassware,Crockery The best quality of tea eollM, nWa ft mute. etc. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. At this old and reliable house is also to V 'outici a complete assortment, of fresh famito n iHicries, to which is constantly being aJde-t ;hc se ksoiiable lines of groceries and provision sUCtl K9 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 jroods were all bought when price? were low, and the benefit of the margin v.-iil l ,riveii to his eustomers. Kcniember the t the old corner on First and loadalbiu Sis. HOFFMAN AND'PFEIFFER Projirietors of if A.-id manufacturers of Choice Confectionery. , Ve are now prepared to furnish choice, fresh candies of best gratle, consisting of pure sti -i:. asiori;ed flavors, mixej candies, extra treiicD and chocolate creums, fancy mixed, candy V.j ml a geueial assortment of fine candies AT fHO LEGALE OB KtTAII.. jTOrderg from country deafers prompth at tetied to. Factory uu First street, Albany. - Oregon. M Grown Milk ISOM, IANWI.IU CO.. Prop's. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Snperior for family and kakors' nse) Tie Best Storage FacUitisa 9Tlie Higliont price in cuh jeaid for wiica. ALBiiiV ... OtiEUON. fievere House Eestanrantj (OH KUBOFBJLK PiAK) Conducted by H. DIERCKS.'- Sffll Her rod fmm 25 eeats I $l-0k Hrf:nrt-merH order whatever desired. Th r; h r. 4 With the ht 1T t" rlrt KestI F.siaU' and Employment Ag;iit-y. PARTIES HAVING FARMS FOR SALE of about loO acres, or those having larger tracts which they would be willing to divide up into 80 or 160 acre lots, are incited to call at our office, as we have a lew customers tor that class of frnis. We c?n also furnish par ties wanting help, either male or female, for the city or country, with such help as they dtsirc on short notice; and we also have a few situations for boti male and female in the city and countr.i. Call at our office if you want help or want employment. We cau j?et either for yon. Office No.65 First street, ad joining W. C. Tweedale's tin store. F. A. BURKHART & CO. DR. R KOLDEWAY, VETERINARY SUR treon, Albany, Oregon. -Graduate of Ger man and American colleges. Notice to Taxpayers. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON all county taxes for the year 1887 not paid before April 1st 1888. cost will be added. Those who have not paid will govern them selves accordingly. Prompt payment will save cost. By order of the sheriff of Linn county. u. S. Smith. Farm for Bent or Sale. THREE-FOURTH SECTION OF LAND, consisting of the Findley Sodaville ranch situated on the Santiam mountain road, 15 miles east of Sweet Home. Good house aud barn on premises. For further information inquire of W. R. Findley at Sweet Home. 1 THE PHU 0GRAPHER. raxton'n old stand Albany ( 25 Per Cent Discount FOR CASH ON LUMBER At J. II. Dorrance's steam sawmill one and one-hali mile from Mehama. For. further lariiculars, address J.M. D0RRANCE, Mehama, Or. Oli. SHORT LINE & UN ION PACIFIC R. R. Shortest and best route to all points east and south. Pullman Palace ears. Emigrant or fam ily elepirg ears all the way through from Portland to Council Bluffs and KansasCity without change. Thene cars are free of charge. For further -particulars rega.ding rates. etc inquire of Curran & Monteith, agents, Albany. Oregon. FOSHAY & -MASON Wholesale andjtetail lists i Book 11. DAW II urn