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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1888)
THE MOBNTXti HERALD: SATUBDAY, APRIL" 14, 1888. PUBLICAN STATE TICKET. Cosgrkssbas Binsrer Frman. Sitp khs Jutkie W. P. . Lord. Prmdkstial Electors itooett McLean. Wm. Knpus C. W.Fulton. Attorney for 3rd Dist. H. rt Ue... t. REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. Representatives O H Irvine, Albanv. W W Richardson, Scio VV R Kirk. Brownsville County Judge D R N Blackburn, Albany Commissioners A Savage, Santiam A Brandon, Center Ct-KRK Geo W Davis, Shedd Kecorder O S Slay, Scio smkrihf John Conser; Syracuse Treasurer J F Hyde, Liberty assessor C Sperry, Brownsville School Sup"t I M Williams, Halsey Surveyor BT T Fisher, Syracuse . Coroskr T H Cone, Albauy LIMIT1NG FORTUNES. In view of the vast accumula tions by private individuals in this country, that have in a measure locked up the wealth of the nation, iind indirectly contributed to many of the financial stresses that have overtaken us, many have advo cated the limiting, by statutory law, the extent 'to which individ uals can sequester to themselves the wealth of the country. jThe fallacy of this view of the case cannot help presenting itself to the observant thinker who rightly views the situation, how ever. If we acquire the habit of now and then looking at the case frpm this side, from which we un happily so se'.dom look at it, the proposal to put legal limits, to the amount xA fortunes will take an entirely new aspect. We shall see that we are, in reality, making the definite proposal that our law shall henceforth forbid any citi.en to i) ake the world more than so much rijcher in his lifetime to provide employment for more than a legally limited number of those who need and desire employment, or to be more zealous than the law allows in! seeking out commodities or dojng any similar service for the general public. Franklin once at tempted to reach the common sense of the British public in a pam phlet entitled ''Rules for Reducing a Great Empire to a Small One." If a second Franklin should ad dress us, must he meet as little success in combating tiie proposi.1 to put legal limits to the wealth oi the country? If the proposal needed any further illumination it would be found in the impossibil ity of limiting the injurious results of its adoption. Human ability is in the habit of taking very fair average care of 'itself; if perse cuted in one city it will not be ! slow 10 seek a refuge and a wel come in another. If New Yoik could place a progressive income tax on her statute book prohibiting incomes ' above a fiKed limit, one result would certainly b a diminu tion of New York incomes; but that would be far from ail. The incomes thus limited would rap idly disappear from New York, whilo. Connecticut and New Jersey would show a sudden, surprising and coincident increase oi large incomes. So. if the scheme should tie adopted by the whole United States, that country would meet an indefinite dead loss, to the gain of Canada and Europe. Human nii 1 1 nil Ifra notnral auiuiy nuu.u i retuge and enjoy its natural in- omrto ri..ifwl.frf nnlx?i thi whole coine somewiiere unless uie w noie world Could be united against It as . - . T1 . implacably as the Koman empire used to be against the victim i f the emperor. Until the pruosai to limit fortunes by law can be supplemented by a recipe for Se curing the acquiescence or n.u trality of those who are to be most directly affected by it, it mast j be considered as really outside of the province of discussion. If the; great fortune is the result of defi- J ance or prostitution of law, let the law be made to fit the case ; but if J it is the natural result of human J ability, why should it not go on j benefitting the community up to j the natural limit of human powers of management? NEW SCHOOL FOR JJIANS. The United States senate Tja8sed a bill providing for the edu- i cation of Indian children with eery prospect of its passage in the house. This, with the bill providing for the appointment of a places the future prospects of the rising generation of our Indian ! wards in a very fa-orable light, i The Indian education bill first re- i quires the secretary of the interior I to establish an industrial boarding school on every reservation con taining not less than five hi n Ired , Indians. This is the contini ation and development of muc.i toat has already been accomplished. As i t m'-sions, so in the matter of n dian education, the great dejeii.. ; ei ce lies with the young g.f!et:-.-. ! tion. -.Expftrience in both tieias . bus shown that there is ccuiparu-; tively little to bj looked tor frcm placing new ideas in old heads. For the sake of the suif-reliance and improvement of all that per tains to a lr'gher citizenship and the planting of religion in the heart of the young Indian the course of education for the Indian is one of overshadowing import ance ; and even were these want ing, as they are rot, as an economic measure and means of putting an end to the costly wars which have existed between the whites and the red men for twn hundred and fifty years the educa tion of the Indian under increased efficiency consequent upon the new government of schools will justify the cost. Tnr: trouble which Frederick III of Germany is having over the diplomatic situation m which his English wife has placed him. cmses some geneological fiend U, hunt up th number of English wives that German monarchs have had. He finds that Victoria is the Hfth. Otto I married Edgy th, of England ; Henry III married Gun hilde, an English princess ; Henry V wedded Matilda, who was a Norm in and Plantagenet; an I Frederick II married Isabella, daughter of King John, the gen tleman who tumbled to the racktt at Runnymede. Oregon will be well and fu'ly represented at the republican national convention at Chicago next June. Two old soldiers on the Oregon residential elector ticket speaks well for the G. A. R. boys. NEW IO l AY. frOK SAE.K. A N Al FRESH MILCH OW; ONE LIGHT rV one-horse hack, ou;se;of Ihrht douiili harness. For further information call upon K. B. Vun'c. LAND! LA: A ST0CK.2 GRAIN" FARMS AND 17 SMALL -r tracts for sale on ea-iv O. Bryant. terms. Inquire of ITTAXTED GOOn AGENTS TO INTRO Vl duce an article used in every house hold for every town ami cojnty in Oregon, and Washiugcm and Idaho territories Address Box 315, ..A lake a few pupils in music 'rjran. Terms moderate. -piano or BOARDING AND LODGING ON" REAS onable terms at Mrs. C. Ball's restaurant, ..ornt-r of Baker and First street, opposite the Star brewery No Chinese cooks. II. HI nil I. BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, ALL WORK warranted. Shop since the fire removed to Kerry st vet. second do r fr an posto hce. A THREE-QUARTER JERSEY HEIFER, rV one year old; marked witu white, t-trayed from the premists of W. R. ( raham in this city on Saturday, Apnl 7. hiti last seen w .re a halter. A suitable rew.rd will be pain for her return to the owner. rV fresh milch cow for a dry o-ie and re ceive the difference in cash shoul 1 apj-ly to John Briggs. HEWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE . and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, BUILDING TO RENT SUITABLE FOR sutal! business, next door to Thompson & Overman's harness ston . Inquire at the latter place pOOD SECOND HAND ROAD CAIiT FOR "T ale chfao. al-o a set ot single ha e I En;uire at this office- 1 Fish Varket. FRESH FISH EVERY DAY AT TH new fih market of B. F. Wo 1 opened next door south 01 the Western U11.cn telegraph office Practical Tailor! a hrist wyss. one door east of ! tJemocra,; om'e 011 Sec. i.d street, is pre- Jiirj1 to make 8Uits) al)(l a kh)(Ss ( rkith ing. Mens' or hoys' clothing reoaimi and ! cl-aned at leasonuble rates. A 1'ne 1 ne o samples on h-md. Charts reasonable. ; air. T. "V. Laney, arrived in the city Friday night with four fine, thoroughbred imported Nor. man horses, owned bv James A. THE IN- Perry, of W;lminton, Illinois, and will hold the same for sale. Par ities wishing fine stock of that de- V ; i..M.Yflr... olmnl.l ....11 n f T (:.li,v,t..c j "T'XSXDOHivdl'S SURE DEATH TO i Spirrels and Gophers, Ma h-by a new p;v-es: never fai's to sive satisfaction. Ev e r y can warranted or money re funded. 1 he ciifapbst be cause it is the bkst. Prepar ed iu such a war that squirrels eat n. 1:1 preter mit to green -r a ! -', etc. Over 50.000 cans sold last ear. Ask your oruffjjist or dealer for fc anil t;ifce no 0 r. NewioD M-friw 1-- nr& uy THE OLD WAY Every housekeeper knows from experience the hard labor requii :d to wash floors and wring the cloths by hand. ' Bv uinir the Newton sselt wri Jginjr floor cleaner, wringing the cloth by hand is avoided, the Ii mcI labor is thereby les sened; the hands do not come in ontuefwith the watw, whereby you can use noilin and ammonia water. The Newton self-wringing floor elei lier is light, dunible and biinple in eonstnictiyn, mid well merits the claim of being the best invented. Special ratos ' canvasser.-- and the usual discount to the trade. Manufactured and sold by . LOUIS VIERECK, A.ltany. L inn County, Oregon. 23T"State and Territorial rights for sale in Kansas, Colorado, Nevada, Texas, Oregi.n, California. W'a.-hingron.-Moiiiana, Alaska, New Mexico, Idaho, Indian, Utah, Dakota, Arizo.ta ant! VJ'yomiiig Territories. W. F. READ, (Successor to w and ffi 1 am now receiving new goods in every line and uld coidially invite jvry)ody to call and inspect wo our stock and prices. We propose to have the The -Live Dry Goods House Of Albany, and shall at all times study the wants of our patrons both ia style and prices. Dry Goods, Notions, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries,Etc Call and see me. "W- IF1. ZEE-iIX (Snccessor'to NH. Allen; First Street, - - Albany. Oregon. nTTTT TTT1 if 1 rniini 1 t mm ilAlrjiuAL Having leased a portion of the yard occupied by Mr. Carter, situated'on the city railroad switch, between Fourth and Fifth streets, I will endeavor to keep on hand a general supply of building material, such as lumber ana clear, shingles, sawed and sh:ved, cedar and white tir. Alsolath, and will receive orders lor sash, doors and mouldings when desired. Those desiring anything in my line are solicited, to call before purchasing elsewhere, W. W. CROWDER ZE3I, T. TOUSTIEjS, GENEEA Li - Al er, Newsdealer, Stationer -AND DEALKR IX- Text Books and Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph anil autograph albums, inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc. Sheet music, music books and all kindd of musical merchandise. t G erieral News Depot. jJ3PMail orders promptly attended to. The City Liquor Store, 31. BA UMOABT, Projmetor. 43TXext door to theJOdd Fellows' emple, Albany, Oregon's Keeps constantly on hand the finest iniKrtl aiidjrinniesticfwineg.fcliquore, cigars r toW-xw. Only first-classjiquortore in she city SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY FOR SALE tv my entire stock of Fancy and Staple Groceries at cost. These goods must be sold within twenty days I as I intend goino- into a raamifactaring business. vyi.me eaii) aua secure some bargains. J: JOSEPH. Floor Cleaner ! THE NEW WAY 4? N. H. ALLEN)J spring stock ! 11 '11 illlll all School: AT COST ! A 11 FOR SALE SPRINGFIELD SAWflfl SPRIXGrFIELB Albany yard and office on Railroad, between 4ih mid th streetsJ Having lumber not excelled in quality, undfacilities not surpassed for the prompt and satisfactory rilling or order, 1 rftspeeuuuj nxio.i a -jure wi .ttic rdd-'-' A. WHEELER. MEW NEW STORE. ( i nii p rl iinWm Si i m nf . rz in 1 The Hardware am r ....... ...... ., jv. ia. -:;mn-) centcounters.on eaoii -i which every art c esis sold at the nVmvx ...-.mp,! Tla ., r.,; to'replenish your kitchen furniture and household furnishing M.-U or to purchase 10,000 usefularticles at prices Deyer Jiefore heard of. W ' "Tl Wm.SIMPSON. -ALSO WAVING BAMEDPT STOCK -Of Sliane Offers the entire stock of dry podos, loots and shoes, ladies' fine drecs "roods, woolen fabrics, domestics, etc etc. M 1 These goods rnnst be sold. ATTENTION Thepatronage of fami lies desiring to purchase clean fresh groceries at the lowest rates for cash is respectfully solicited by KENTON & CHASE, New Sfcorejbetweenjtlie opera house and postoffice If 1 - o) - Lamps and - Lamp AT - JULIUS GEADWOHL'S Crockery Store. Hoo-er Bros'. Silverware, French, China andCrystalware, 5oys- Wagons vnd Uoll Carriao-es. Fancy and Toy Ooods. SAVE YUR MONEY Bv buying 'your goods from my'store. I am bny ing direct from the lactory and sell at Eastern prices with freight added, lor cash. Kenton's Mm Ptt -One Pound Can. 25c I am agent for ten responsible Fire and Marine In surance companies, representing $7 2,ooo,ooo. Insure and protect youifrtflf before it is too late. Iam also agent for the Frank Bros. Implement Go , Portland. Hf lei on parle Francais. Hier wird deutcn gesprochen." 33 S3 DEPARTURE- NEW GOODS nj f More J - n.-, .' ' PURCHASED THE & Lonswav -fa'-rtA lit I Call early and secure bargains. rr U1V (o. I to la I -mn -k It n. V1TT m mm A FULL STOCK OT Staple Groceries I Fine GIassware,Crockery Tb beat quality ot tmM, coOm, nuains wv mote, etc CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. At this old and reliable hoaar is also to ? found a complete assortment, of fresh famik Toceries, to which is constantly being aJdvii at the seasonable lines of rroceries and provisioav 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 (roods were all bought when pHasa were low, and the benefit of the margin .vill ti given to his customers, llcn.ember he plac at the old corner en rirst and U'oaalbin sta. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietors of )1 in And manufacturers of Choice Coofectionery. We are now prepared to furnish chrt"ce, fresh candies Of best graJc, consisting .i . ure Kti. k, assorted Savors, mixed candies, extra ' re ti and chocolate creams, fancy mixed, candy ius and a gauerai assortment of ftue eandies AT TUOLEALG OR BETAII.. Orders from country dealers prompth as lened to. Factory on rlrst street, Albany, - - Oregon Hod Crown Mills. Mom, i.tKNixe wk nv ris'a NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior for family and bakers' use) The Best Storage Facilities aThe Highest prica in cash paid for wheat AXMkSY . . - OttEGOV. KeTBre House Eesfaupant (OS EUBGPKA" PLAS) Conducted by II. DIERCKS. MeaJs serred froas B eeafa tm Xa'Ctixt- i,rs order whatever desired. Ttr .h' l with the best In tne "'Jirket. THE PHI OdRAPHER. fait ton s old stand Albany 1 OR. D. II. JONES Has accepted the agenev of Oregon and W. T. for the A. 0. HairU " --OB Little Kentucky Giant. This battery con be'used and kept in order with but little stwry or e pens, a la one of 'he finest physicians' ana family batteries in th market. Anyone wishing- to purchase a !:ood batteiy wil do well to call and examine them.- The medical world acknowledge the areat healinjf power of electricity in many Uiseases, ant' especially those ot a chronic character. The doctor Is prpared to sive ectrical treatment. Tliere has been no ex panse spared in procuring every appliance occssary to obtain the brst curative effect from this potent ajjent. You will find at his oitice the Faradic and the Galvanic batter !s, the Galvanometer, tnillampere meter, the automatic Rheotonie, electric needles, Galva n Mo','net. the itreat galvanic (hair.etc. Per sons desiring to purchase a batten- or wishing electrical treatment, will call at Dr. Jones nihee on Third and Washington streets. Al bany, Oregon A.ttnee's Kotim Notice is iiereby given to all whom H may c-..nni, tnat T. A. Shane and L. V x.on9way. conipinjrthe coirtnerghin firm ..f bhaiie Sc. Lonswav, oi Albany, Oregon, utd, on, .the 13th da of February, lW assign to me all their property for the benel tit of their creditors Tlieiefbre all persons nann any claims against said assicnors. .shane 5: Lonswav, -will here v tate notice of raid asMjfnment, and prese:it'their claims to me, duly sworn to, at my place of business in mfi y'f and-Orejson, within three months from the date of notice of said assignment which I shall hereafter send by mail to each creditor of said asuiirnors Dated this20thdayof Februan- 18S8 "'V. R. BILVKt.', WILUAMMS .'rnev. Albany, Otesjon. e j'i.Al(.!U.N , hAMUIOtfABL TAILOR. tionjerfronithe latest line of baiuples di rect from Fnpcja si-;cialty. Olcaninir and Xny"ora pr0mr' fone- F rtxS mASTRfr-TWO GOOD XEN TO WORK OX A JUi ;ai; 5ood uosition. Also two good g.rls to do crneral housework. Apply at once to Burkhart A Miller. . Kooiu to Rem. TjlirRNI,SHED KOOMs UP-STAIRS IJI B BOARDING HOUSE-MK M FEv' nelL F-cr, thine f.h a.Td otaS Kooms renteo ,y the week or n-oatli. SaTl ra-twn guaranteed. . ALBiNY SODA W ORBS Electric Batten WANTEI' -ALL THE FARMERS WHO wish to sell their farm, to raU and 53hSi- SfSsr1 custoruees -,or
