Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, April 11, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOKXIXG- HETIALD: llTTT-Vr'nCIX "XT A Tl DTT 188S. l V- r 4 p 0 vniug ai ly Ti era! d Dajlv a.,'d Weekly TE OF rfSCrUPTION. i DAILY. r-iMisrie.il 'every morning except Mcnjaj .) tlivered by carrier, per week....... 0.15 isJu.ui, (.ci-jai 5 00 WKEKLY. ; (Published every Friday Morning'.) On copy, per annum, in advance $2.0 ivtit not pant 111 uuvance.. z.r Ri tUBUCAN county ticket. Refressntatives-O H Irvine, Albany. W W Richardson, Scio W R Kirk, Brownsville Cocsty Jl-doe I R S Blaekimrn, Aluaiiy Commissioners A Savatce, S.mtiam A Brandon. Center Clerk Geo W 0.tvis, Shedd KkcorderO S Slay, Scio Sheriff -John Cou!er; Syracuse. Trkasl'rkr J F Hwle, Liberty assessor C Sperry, Brownsville tScitoOL Srp'T-J M Williams, Halsey St-RVKYOK. E T T Fisher, Syracuse Coroskr T H Cone, Albauy THE PUBLIC DEBT AND THE SURPLUS. rjie Bon dpiiged Dting nu Bond purchase bill in its pro) discussion is likely to Bring numerous tacts wiucn are of interest to the general reader. The amount of the actual surplus in the treasury is one of these facts, and Reagan's amendment, when it is leached, which calls for the $100,000,000 of gold coin kept in the treasury a3 a special reserve fund to be used in purchasing bnds, will call attention to the various funds lying idle there. Very few have an adequate idea of what is actually there. On the 1st of March the monthly state ment showed that there was an aggregate of $465,4561445 of gold and silver on hand. Of this vast amount the treasury oilieials t on sider only $9o,00;,0)0 as surplus. The remainder, tin y reason, must lie idly iu the vaults to inspire confidence. Thus there is one sack containing $10 ',000,000 gold to brace up the legal tenders ; an other contains $96,697,913 to keep the stiffening in the gold certificates which, by the way, are rarely or never presented for redemption, being used in the payment oi customs duties and circulating gen. erally ; there is a sack which iiohis 134,452,659 silver dollars to re deem silver certificates, which the people never present for redemp tion ;, then there is a little pocket with about $13,000,000 ready to aueei matured debt and unpaid in terest, anl a bulky iel.ow with 443,833,221 iu it for post office and 'disbursing accouiitrf, and last, hn, by no means the smallest, is the sack containing $23,335,4:'l worth -oi subsidiary silver, which no one seems to want, as it roimins in the treasury year after year with out beinx called for. I'erbaj s i when senators begin to ak the question why this enormous amount of money is piled up in vaults, doing nothing, while we 'have a bonded indebtedness of over a billion dollars on which "wo are p ivhig interest, some one with sens may arise and point out that it is because we have allowed Wall street to attend to the business of running the treasury, and the 'money men of the country to m mipiilate the purse strings of the government for the purpose of 8 f iling their already plethoric pockets. In referuig to Alaskan affairs the West Shore cailsi attention to the fact that Governor Sw ineiord, of Alaska, has made a reoort showing the Alaska Fur eal Company in aa unenviable light. He says it is -a concern that has grown en or - ' . 1 :..u r .1.. 111 msiy ricii liuiu il? aaimjiuii , and has g'own arrogant and tyran ica?. At the time the contract w as awarded, the ;overnment iu not comprehend the magnitude of the! fur seal business, nor did the people have any idea of the im portance and value of this trailic. The contract will soon expire. It 5s recommended that even at this Ire day, some steps be taken to remedy the abuses which are nrantii-pil under the contract. ! , , . . . . , ! Alaska IS growing into notice and j . importance every year. It is prov-: ing. as uaiuornia proveu. a em-j ablu mine of incalculable wealth to ; t! t f V'nited States. The count mtiis fi.rits mineral alHuence. The w .ters of Alaska are destined to p 'come as noted for their fisheries a-s the waters of Newfoundland and tae . ti.nuic ut" the Northeast. All that is required is settlement, up on which new discoveries will fol low. At tbe ivpublican state coiiven ti)n. wbich - meets in Portland t)-l.iy, the business is likely to be done quietly and without any wrangling. U is unite certain that Hermann will le re-nominated, j The otter otn.es are few and -bun lar.t rood material is avail ble to complete the ticket. liosco.: Co.N'ivi.iNu, the once ;..verfnl !ea:er f the repnblicar.s 1 oons?r'4,S!. 'S dying at his home in. New York, 1 1 Tue s ssionof congress is diaw-j in tu a close, and the democrats ; have done nothing to avert the dire j disaster predicted by Cleveland in December "last. The passage of J the bond purchase act is simply a ; work oi supererogation. Had the administration been desirous of relieving the surplus by paying off t .e national debt, it could have d me so without farther authority. The act in its present shape is inere'y a di claration that there is a law in force, and amounts vir- jtnVlv to a rebuke to Cleveland's 1 treasurer, who his refused to avail h rnse f of the undoubted author ity conferred upn him to buy bonds whenever there is a surplus in the treasury. Statistics t-ho-v that the na tional de!ts of Europi have been inrp.Tprl hi' t.h jiinnnnr. nf SiJfl - fifl ftnn m, 1k7, anil fll(W :a an evident disposition in some quarters to swell the sum still further. If there fails to be a smash in the not very remote future it will not be dues to the fact that kings, princelings-, etc., of the old wdrlrt are not doing alt in their power to bring about such a calamity, and all under a neautiful free trade reign, too ! S r. Joirx, who is haranguing his third party brethren on his old hobby of four years ago, will be here to-morrow. His coming promises to beautifully diminish the number of prohibition votes in Linn county in the coming election, as sincere temperance people place very little confidence in the dem asonism of such hirelings as St. i rhn- ! President Carnot, of the French i. republic, manage"? to squeeze along I and make both ends meets on a ! salary of $20,000 per month. lie can afford to accept a little per sonal abuse on that amount of pay. The Herald suggests that a meeting should be called to organ ize a board of trade. " Tne matter ought not be delayed any longer. XEW TO DAY. Mnrkh!lers Slrrliiis. J OTlt.'E IS I1EI5EBY GIVEN THAT u special meeting of the Far.ucrs and .Mi-rchants Insurance company of Mb'nny, Uretron, will be held at the office of said company in the city of Albany, Oregon, on Wednesday, the 3d day of May, l.SSi. at 1 lie lior.r of two o'clock r. m., to consider the proposi tion to iucrvtt'e the cspital stock of said Corporation so Lhat iiicsr.nie rlinl he equal to tne sum of ii)e hundred thousand (?'500,CK) dollars. Vy order of ilie Board of I! rectors. j4lbat;i, A'iril u, liwi . 2 CflAS.i'-, WOLVERTON, I'u-s. J. K. Eldspkin, See' jr. ' lav Sal;. AN 1 FRESH MILCH COW; ONE UGflr one-horse hack, one set if iii;ht double n:iriie.-s. ror further uuurniation call upon K. R Vunk. Fltt AI.K. lim: 4 STOCK.-2 GRAIN FARMS AND 17 SMALL -f tracts for sate on easy terms. 11 Bryant. li.iiuire of WANTED GOOO AGBNTS TO INTKO duee an article used in every house hold for every town anil co.inty i:i Oregon, and Washings n and Idaho territiriey Address Uox 3?5, Albany, Oregon. MR a. SHANE IS NOW PREPAKKI) TO take a few punils in music - piano or organ. Terms moderate. GOOO SECOND HAND ROaD CART FOR sale cheap, al-o a set of single hauess Enquire at this office. BOARDING AND LODGING ON ltfclAS onahle terms at Mr?. C. Ball's restaurant, comer of Baker and First street, opposite the Star brewery.. No Chinese cooks. II. UlmU. OOT AND SHOEMAKER, ALL WORK warranted. hop since the fire removed to Ferry street, second door from Msto:hce. rracfical Tailoring. 1 pmus iVl - eui T WYSS, ONE DOOR EAST OF ocrat r.tfii e 011 Second street, is pre- pavto 10 make suits, ana all 1:11111s 01 cioth injr. Men-.' or boys' clothing reoaired and cl-aned at leasonable rates. A rue line o samples on h-nd. Charges reasonable. A1 NY (.INK WISHING TO TRADE A ! fresh milch cow for v. dn one ami re- ' ! eive the difference in casli should aopH- to ' John Briffgs. 7RESH FISH EVERV DAY 'AT THE new fish market of B. F. W'oxl ?!:l next door south of the Western I'n.cn telegraph offioe. HEWER T, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE . and jeweler, Albaii3-, Oregon, T)L'ILDING TO RENT SUITABLE FOR ! ) small business, next door to Thompson .. v. 1 I,,,,!,!,, nr fVin ' ',e Hob wd Attention, TL.toTC T. . 1. ....,1 of Cn!if(..nii:i, will i.rrivc in Albany on ; or about Mnrch "lib with 3 ininortrd i Nonnan stailions. fcl.-ctcd from the StS,r ttt!'T be tillered at prices thai will insure tlifir salt?. Citnc. ti .lolm Sclniiccv's -tamf and set- thcni. Every liittl-clasa -itulliou 011c is a wi ..i-.. ni,:ii i euro mm Newton Sef-raM'- Floor Cleaner THE OLD WA Y I Ever' housekeeper knows from experience the hard labor requii id to wash floors and wrinir the cloths bv hand. Bv usin-j- the Newton sell-'.vri isinsrlloor cleaner, wringing the cloth by hand is avoided, the !rrd labor is therein les-1 sened; the hands do not come in contact wi'.h the water, whereby you can use boiling and ammonia wlilcr. The Newton si-lf-wringui'' lloor c!e? mi-r is light, i durable and simpls in fonstniclnui, and well merits the claim of being the best invc'ited. 8neei:l r.its to canvasser.-- and the usual discount to the trade. Manufactured and sold bv , ' LOUIS VIERECK, Albany, Hi rin County, Orsgori. j J3f State, and Terri;o: iaH( igbls tor sale in Kansas. Colorado, Nevada, j Texas, Oregun, California. Washington, Montana. Alaska, Sew Alcxico, Idahi, ; Indian, Utah, Dakota, Ari.o;;a and Wyoming Territories.- W. F. READ , (Successor to ter fill and 1 am Dor receirinp: new soods in every line and would coid'ally invite evryb9dy o call and inspect onr stoclc ard price. We propose to have the I The Live Dry Goods House Of Albany, and shall wants of our patrons both Dry Call and see me. TXT- (Snccessorjto First Street, Goods, Notions, BUILDING MATERIAL FOIT SALE 1 Havin"- leased a portionof t!.e vard occupied by Mr. Carter, situatod.ori the" eitvYaiinmd switch, between Fourth and Fifth streets, I will endeavor to keep on hand a general supply f building material, such as lumber ana clear, shingles, awcd and s!.-,vd, cedar and white tir. Alsolath, and will receive orders lor sash, doors and niouldinsrs when desireJ. Those desir'nitf anything in my line are solicited to call before purchasing elsewhere, W. W. CROWDER E3I. T. JOITES, GENEKA b. bookseller, Newsdealer, Stationer, -AND DEALKR IN- Text Books and Fiue stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums, inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc. Sheet music, music books and all kindj of musical merchandise. General News IDepot. Mail orders promptly attended The City Liquor Store, M. BA VMGA RT, Proprietor. 0"Xext door to the0;W Pellqwa' emple, Albans, Oreiron'ft Keeps constantly 011 Jiand the finest imiorte.1 ainlidomestwintyiqnors, cigars ar tor;T08. Only firet-clasSjliquor.store in she city v SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY SAL A UtlVMt lV.' fcy my entire StOCK OT J -1 COSt. I tltiQ iTOOUS 111US t as I intend going 'into a Camp. piAvW and secure some oaro-ams. Tlit NEW IVAY N. H. ALLEN) at all times study the in style and prices. stock Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries.Ete I N 'H. Alionj Albany, Orejron. all School to. . Spies EftjOOST ! I e eople of Albany and vicini-; Fancy and Staple Groceries at i be sold avi t inn twenty uuys manufacturin DUhlHCt. JOS SPRIXGFIELD "Albany yard and office on Railroad, between 4 h r.nd 5th streets Having lumber not excelled in quality, cndfieilit'res not surpassed for the prompt and satisfactory tilling or orders, i rcsptctluuy u a sua;-.: oi Uic rade. 1 . . . . 1 n. . .... . , in vy.i.-iicu uy 111. 01111 uvni. o. I.T. ' which every art C e is sold at th; fignrv to replenish your kitchen furniture and purchase 10,000 usefularticles at prices NEW DEPARTURE. j NEW STORE. XEW GOODS. i 1 1 ! rni tt 1 1 it 1, ah -ill 11 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 line Haiware ana Aoveiw More W111.SIMP8ON -AL0 HAVING -Of Shane BAMEU. Offers the entire stock of ilry aodos, boots ami shoes, ladies' fine dress goods, woolen fabrics, domestic.-, etc. etc. 4 Cost Di These goods must be sold. ATfENTION Tile patronage of fami lies desiring to purchase dljzzs? fib . v n &xies at the lowest rates for cash is respecttuliy soiieitea by KENTON & CHASE, New Store between the opera house and postolfice NOW FOR -o) ; Lamps and Lamp AT JULIUS GRADWOHL'S i Crockery Store. H oarer Bros'. Silverware, French., China Boys' Wagons vnd "Ooll Carriaoes, Fancy and Toy Ooods- i SAVE YUR. MONEY Bv buying 'your goods trom my store. I am" Imy ing direct from. the tactory and sell at Eastern price s with freight added, lor cash. Kenton's Mm Powde j am asrent for ten responsible Fire and Marine In s'llt'flnr'P f'Ami-onioo vo-iivnconfino1 ft7" ortrt efr Tnnmi.i 1 ,.r,j0.,f vAiu unit' lmfAVu gent for the Frank Bros. E- lei on parle Francais.Hier AWMILL .OKEG-OS, A. WriEEl.KK. - .4 ). 1 iv !) e i 1 1 n-miii. This is a r i--.:i:i'ii'.oit::.iir household turiiishuig goo. Is, or to never bctore heard of.g PURCHASED THE- PT . STOCK & Louswav Call early and secure bargains. rr (o - Trimiiiioo's andOrys scaiware, 1 -One Pound Can.25c -if TO -tf.r T ..v 1.. Implement Co-, Portland. leserve ! 1 nil iUU uird deutch gesprochen.$lu' have rZioZTtor Si Mery ! -A FULL STOCK OF- Staple Groceries I Fine Glassware,) The bert quality of toaa, eofiM, raising, v mta, etc. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. Atthisoldand reliable house is also to ? found a complete assortment, of fresh famik -roceries, to which fa tonatently being aJdc. ak ihe seasonable 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 goods were all boueht when p-icw; were low, and the .benefit of th margin will l .iven to his customers. Remember the vlu.-v It the old corner 011 First aijd B'Oafialbin Sttt. HOF.MAN AND. PFEIFFER, Proprietors of jtfcnm warn 1 And manufacturers of a fiery. irocken iiLDii u rOUM ly UlUb ecuo We are now prepared to furnish cho;ce, fi-csh candies of best grade, O'lfrfsVng 'it nn i iasortvd flavors, uiixe candies, extra 'e:icn and chocolate creams, fancy ntixed, cndv wd a geueial assortment of fine onnies AT 'VHCI.ESALE till BETAIL. "Orders from counfry dealers prouiptlv a toned to. Kavtcry mi Jrirst street, Albany. - Oregon NEW PROOESS FLOUR. (Snrnriot "or family and bftjcer8"iis) fseBestStofasB- CtT'hn Highest price in cash' paid for whwtfc ALBiNF - - - . . -. OXKOOV. Beyere House Eesttiint! iv vironvffiw nriv - i ?. fwivcfff h' H. D1HRCKS. 1 . S"Cuvt- iners order whatever desired. Thr b e :i led nii.li the h"Rtin He '1 ivrl'et, . THE PHU OGRAPHER. Paaton'H old Stand Alban- 1 DR. t ft J Has accepted the auencv of O: ezon a:;d W. T. i.r tl e A. C. Harris . Electric Battery OR Little Kentucky Giant 1 his battery can he used ai;d kept in order with but little ntnuy or evpensc. ft is one of he finest physicians' aim fr.niilv batteries m the market.. Anyone wishing- to purchase a eiKxl battety wiU lo well to :all and examine win. The medical oria aiknowleJjre the reat healing jxiwer of elect ricitv in ninny fliseases, am' esj-.eciaily those of a chronic character. The doctor Is pr-pared to give t ectruvtl treatment. Tiicre has lieen no ex pense spared in procurinir evcrv appliance accessary to obtain the best curative effect Sf-oiii this potent ajrent. You will find at his 01l.ee the Faradic and the Galvanic batter ies, the Galvanometer, inillanipcre meter, the amotnatii: Kheotome, electric" needles, Galva n.i Jratrnet, the frreat jralvanic 1 hair,f tc. Per sons desiring to purchase a battery or wishing electrical treatment, will call at Dr. Jones' o;fice on Third and Washington streets, Al bany, Oregon. Assignee's Entire. Vf ot ice is h erehy gie 11 to p !1 whom 't may L ci-mvrn, tnat. 'r. .V Shane nd L. V l.i.i.sway, uon:p-sin the coart:iershii firm f (rha.ie i Lonsway, of Albany, Oregon, !:d, on ihe 13th daj of February, 1S.SS, assign to me all their propcrtv for the bene, tir of their creditors Thetekn e all persons having a..;y claims a:;a'"nst said assianors. fshane v Lonsway, -.vili here v take notice of aid assignment, and present their claims to me, duly sworn to, at mv jdace of business in the city of Portland. Oregon, within three mo.rhs from the date of notice of said a-ijfnraeiit, which I shall hereafter Fend by mail to each creditor of said assignors. I'ated this 20th dav of February, li-SS. . WILLIAM MASTERS, ' Assiimee Arr-nrnev. Albany, Oieiron. MUt-(J.:i.v , KWiiu.n'aULu TaJLOK. Kobv s lits an;! i.ihtu ...it -.h o.i tl order frcm the latest line of samples di rect from 'Frisco a sii- cialtr. Cleanin-' and repainuor a pronipff done. F.rst stree Albany, -Or. . njASIHD- TWO GOOD MKV TO WORK ov w fa,rn-; Jrood iteady position. Also two fi m-S1!8 Bd?v8ener-1 housework. Apply at once to Burkhart & Miller. Room to Keul. TniDWIPTrnr . A . -"onB-u WMS UP-STAIRS Ilf ji. i.uiii 01 inc cn Mrst street Herald office. Apply, at B BOARDING KOUSt-JIK. uell. F erjthirnr fieh" SI. FFK- tmd Iran. faction guaranteed. JLjf aMr . " 1 i ONES tnck farms.