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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1888)
18, 3S8. Tin: MOKNiXi Ti.t-r.'rrz.vKTr.T: TT j j) . ' rEi)siAY, jit: n3Ptl ! .rs rmm warn s r, . J 3 In i 1 t excupt 5!inilaj. i'OU uv curio per (Viiblishuil eve. i-kl;ty M irnirr.:.) 'i r'C' :tii:ni:.:, in' :i lv;i;n:c $2.C0 n it M&i;i hi advance i.fO DESTRUCTION IMPOSSlliLE. In the consideration of the ques tion of whether we are creatines of the brief period of physical exist ence that takes place beneath our human vision, or whether mind is equal or superior to matter, it is not amiss to take into view the facts of this physical world of ours. Popular Science says that in chem ical operations, whether natural or artificial, matter is often "lost to night;" hut the veriest tyro has learned, as one of the fundamental axioms of science, that it can never be actually lost or destroyed. In its manifold mutations it often disappears from our vision ; but it reappears, or can be made to re appear, as palatable to our sense as before. If a piece of silver be put into nitric acid, a clear and ) coiorless liquid, it is rapidly dis- solved, and we "'see it no more." The solution may be mixed with water, and apparently no effect is produced. Thus, in a pail of vai er we may issolve liity dollars' worth of silver, not a particle of which can be seen. Not even the chemist, unless he should apply certain tests to detect its presence, would, by merely looking at the liquid, guess what hidden wealth it con tained. Other metals, as we know, can be treated in similar ways with the same result. When charcoal and many other substances are burned, they disappear as com- j pletely, no visible asneseven oeing loft from the combustion. In fact, every material which is visible can, by certain treatment, be rendered invisible. Matter which in one state or condition is perfectly opaque, and will not permit a ray of light to pass through it, Avid in another iorin become perfectly transparent. The cause of this wonderon fnanim in muttpr is : Utterly inexplicable. Philosophers j may say that it is due to some al- teration in the position or arrange ment of atoms or molecules; but 4itoms and molecules, however con fident, we may be concerning their existence and the laws that govern their mutual attractions and re pulsions, are absolutely beyond i'jP.. "f our senses. We may se the substances they form, we may guess at changes they under go; but -'e can not see them, or do anything more than guess what they really are. We do know, however, that matter is indestruct- evidence that it can be destroyed. The substances dissolved in water or burned in the air are not anni hilated or lost; by certain well known means they can be recovered and restored to sight ; some in ex- f actly the same state as before their j invisibility, others in some other j " . . . I state or condition in which we none j the less surely recognize 'him On the brightest and sunniest day millions of tons of black charcoal in an invisible condition are float ing in the air. Millions of plants are at the same time restoring it to visible form by the chemical processes going on in the tiny laboratory of every leaf that ex pands in the sunshine. In the coarse of time the leaf, or the wood it elaborates by its delicate al chemy, may be burned ; and this cycle of change may go on indeh- nitelv, the matter becoming visi ble and invisible again and again. ;;)oes not these fact3 of the physical world carry strong argument with r it tor the indestructibility of mind, for is not mind paramount to matter? A singular incident attending the re-nomination of President Cleveland, is that the most enthu siastic expressions of approval -ome from the tory journals of England, whose only object and interest is to fatten upon the down fall of American institutions. They even sjo so far as to suggest mat ne oe eiecieu to a nam icim )our years hence. (.it over Will have reason to exclaim, "protect us iroin our ii ieno: ... i ' Late experunet.s in tw r.aai, (iepartmenc nave mwi!uaif.i j s-iTiifiit have (tomontraie.i ; that tdienmatic innis to mure thee- ?"vc !--?rv;w than t nose sist-ii iiu t'lTsip-.vder, and it. is tnoiv'.t th:.;, ior naval warfare, the cotr.pres-.seU air mads vvia s'jpsree'.lt''uij u'.vuei' en! irely. A party of Lo An'lo.5'"aplt:'i: istsare ma kins elion to oppose i:ie f'tondard Oil Company by u ve; n r.z the oil fields near that city. 'Xbe universal perirhitrar. '.viil bo a lervfciit v.ish that they msy succeed. Th" matter of .:.A graphing, by w;.ich the ?;2erul p-enunent'is not only swin.lUd. h;.t the peo;:iej i' !! thai lomestead and tion entries, is hii lrijin j;io-! curing their rights, i- again urouglit to light by the action of a syndi cate in California, w ho through an unjust ruling of Acting Commis sioner Jrtockslager, are attempting to get hold of :ff)0,0C0 acres by ayment ef m- acre. li comes on a ruling in relation to i the selection of the 1(3 and :-Jii - j iiOHS Oi hind liv f. .v s;t:;t niidur' the school land act, in cases where -there were no 16 and ik sections in the township. The Chronicle j says: "This being so, a person j who had purchased from the st.ite ! 100 acres of land which had been listed to the state in lieu of part oi one of those uuder-water stc-iiuis, was decideil by Acting Commis sioner tocksiager to be entitled to perfect her possibly defective title, under the Booth act of 13H7, by paying to the United States $1 .25 an acre for her land. This in itself was right enough, b it the decision readied mucn lurther than was at! first apparent. Having held that the party in question could pur chase direct from the United States nncer the act of 1S77, the 'iext and naturally resulting step was the cancellation of the selection bv the I commissioner that is, the United ! States took back the land from the j state and sold it to that party. the state having thus been di vested of one-half its hit indem nity land "election for the township in question, would be entitled t" make a new selection of 160 acres to make good the apparent loss; and, taking quick advantssre of this ruling of Stockslager, a land bureau in this city, which, bv some means, has a strong intii:- ence with the land office, has laid its wires to get h(dd of at lea.-tj 50.000 acres of srovprnmpnt IstuI i C " 7 without any homestead or pre emption trouble or delay. This bureau induces settlers siiuatid.! like the one in question to ai'ply i for leave to purchase under the ' Booth act, then obtains the can-j j cellation of the state election acdi 1 ? ,i:.. t:i . . ii i jl iaui.1 iu ucu ui tllill lui WHICH: the selection has been canceled." . SlilVTOltAY. AFIN'E MILCH COW, 6 YKAKS or.D ! . for --Je. T. J. Anderson, 5 milus south ; of Albany, near the Calapooia. rilHREE X runt i;XKt'ilN!SHKD Iiii(Uiro of L. G rA Soli l rnnlKirtars. 'VOTICC IS llKJJKBV.tlVJ.-.V TH AT wi'I to r;uivt;- for t!iu c:n:.ait''-ti-.-.:i r :' two su rv hciisn 9 niih . t-.ist. of ny, for which plans aiul s-i.'i. i'ii .;-. '0:1s i;im he M iii at tlsest jrv of Jl lltcuh a:i;l Scitcnhai-h. lils will be rcct'ivvu until J.mv 1;", lWtfb. y. li. iloNTEITH. r-ohy sn.'is an l i-tnis 'tf rn a . ! i:n!( to on'cr Ifm 'to latest lin'-' of yamlcs li ! f a!Tiie Llve Drv AN'i'KL -ALL. Till. r'A t;M K Ha Vtilui wis'i to se ll their f:inn, to c-all am! ! )l -!'j ine s "ie in the ham l.s of C'irraii o: I t :..f- u.,... .... l r,..- ! jfo-.-Ki L-r.ii r.-u- faiius. j QEALEO puoi'oxaks Koit h to hodv fir wiMi.l (lirlivcri i! at 111 e-ectric ii.:i.t works, win iw r.ctivdi ion coi:d r Altany or ! fore May 25. The ritu to u jci t and and all i i luds reserved. N. JI. Ai.lkn. j OR SALE OX JUNK 11, IbaS, A TEH! j ooil Ijroi.-i-ii lilacs, ahout Hi'O lhs. j each, 5 and 7 years eaeh. One line "lraod niare with celt, one year lint; ami one '2-year-1 old colt, one waiTon and liarntss. InUire ! for other fanning imiljnients at thin otlice. The sale will occur in Albany as above stated j tor S:il". j A1 FISEDEXTEI! Sl'UINU TOP Bl'GGV, I for one or two liors'-s. Inquire at the: Hkrald oilice. iNi.lici' to llu;il-r. 1 HUNTERS A.VH DOGS THAT I'O NUT j know the ditl'erem.e liet'.vt en a.heei mid , a Chi., t,, ire liirebv iiol.tied to I .or sutler tlie : consc (uence of an enlorcenien: or the law of; tresjiass. isu.u jc l.A.N.M.Mi. i POOMS FOR RENT. IMl iUE OK Ml'.?. it Lt Clias. Dubrille. LlMH LAMK i i!: ,i STOCK.2 GRAIN FARMS AND 17 SMALL -fr tracts for sale oiijea-sy terms. Impure of H Bryant. Kolic of IHvtoliiliou. -VJOTICE IS HEKEliV GIVEN THAT THE l eo-partnerlHi heretofore exis.iuu in--tweeii H.Noei and A. A. Coinley is this iliy i dissolved by mutual consent, the la ter ye t uninif tlia bu loess, assuming all li iliilities and pavinx all de!:t!. Dated Albany June s. lriLD?NO TO KENT 5SCITABI.E FOR 1) sn-i-.M bii-iiieH?., m-xt d.xir t.. Th.iniisrm ' .V OvTi.:2'("s haine.-? store. Imiuire at tne j latter place lor .'sl'. . t SCAN ( !M.!oM-.. ll.V'..M,3 rt.l j A itaxm for sale, ei'b-r touether' i.r . j a- :elv s.s wdl wit vtir'.'MM.-r-. r..r uuoui.t; u. -ai; at this- uft'.vu ( r :it tlie owner's s'.or So; -r. I r K v.n s: 5 vfvhT. r, vr-s ,!.i!.NV. Oi:. CUAS. 1 vly ii'-t .:': iioU".' . 1 .1 r.-f l'll!'l"Vtil 1!) tr.i i, f t"!-rvo;!:?. VATi.if.'.iA;;;: kit.-hwi. -ier ' m.k -- , ii ; KV." i5'j H:H 1V T A ' I ! ' : - Photographer rry 1 I A. & -?l ti ciof vaii ENTIRE SrX -OF- - f;:s,:g GoQds T Thoe wisliniQ- bargain? will call early before thn ioek is broken, as these gvods must !e soul within. Liu nest iK days, G. B, F((::.r:Hi(l & Gd GENEHAL W 1 1 D 0"' 70 A or. Mwm, DO lXD DEALER IX- rib,a D.J ,1 m mm ami Fine stationery, miscellaneous boi-lvs. inkstands. pens, pe::;ils. etc., etc iiiialj of musical merchandise. IG eneral jlCo's Depot. "Mail orders iJiomptiy attended W. F. READ, (Sum-or t: 1nTE"W i : i 1 am now receiving n - i wuldecoidiallv invite ev.jj - huir stock and pvices, V e O AiTi.'iuv. Jd sIijiU wants ot our p:t."us ! io". Dry Good Notions, rnishin&? Goods, JL Ui Ail! Call anclt-e rne. 1 5 He City JL HAV3ZGJ Kjips 5nanty w !,:.n.J t", to'.- 'a in 1 FA i: '7 , gf 1 M m ! W a & a ts ii 2 La La iJf J n $ 4 tie re, we out our our tCipS 4 ' Trunks, iulises, Etc Cost ! JI CUJ CI. nil oupnues. ph"t;jiaph and autograph albums, S.'ieet inusic, muaic books and all i ;o. . .VH. ALLEN) w ooods in every line and vbodv to call; and inspect propose to have t.l 1 TT Goods House '; all tinier studv the ii in sty it am l places. .nd Caps, til iul Shoes, Groceries.Etc ' t l. Ailei.,,,. Albany, Oregon. l4- '. I'rviH'h-tor. ' 1 i air:a, Albany,? Orrtof! 12 t.I &nd ilamestfcs witses, liijuors, e: Stationer, ski F22Sa THE G8UHTRY' SVll IXGrFIE LD JAlb:uir yai-a and ofiiccj on Railroad, between 4: Having liunber not excelled inu F.vu.yluu,ou.Ii1ji uuiu, or oruei-i. rad NEW STORE) Ife Hariware and Novelty Store Opened by Vm. Simpson, o, 10, 15, and 25 cent counters no each of which every article is sold at the figur s named. Tins is a rare opportunity to replenish youijjliitchen furniture and household fiimi?hin .oods, or to purchase 10,000 useiulartioics at pricea neyer before heard oi. foaAMiaj Wm. SIMPSON ALSO HAVING PURCHASED fHE BAMEDPT ITAY fe Of Harrisburg, consisting of Olorlii vz. Gents' r.irnishhv-r G00J3 and General Merchandise', Also -Q Shane 0;f jrs,'tlLe entire stock of dry g - dres goods, woolen iatncs, domestics, etc eN .j A These soods must be'sold. -o) (o- amps ana Li M 1 i 1111 ii AT- JULIUS GEADWOHL'S Crockery Store. Hoo-er Bros'. Silvei-ware,! Ti' in'i, Oln aridCrvtalware. 33oys' "Wacrons vrid "Ooll Oarriao-es-, Fancy a nd Toy Ooods. SAVE YUR MONEY Bvjbuyingyoiir goods trommystore.I ambny ing direct from the tactory aud sell at Eastern prices with freight added, lor cash.J Kenton's Biking Powde 1 am ao-ent for ten responsible Fire and Marine In surance companies, representing $7 2,ooo,ooo. insure and protect youi self before it is too late. Iam also airent for the Frank Bros. Implement Go , Portland. lei on pane Francois. Hier PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. PAPER HANGING Pone on short notice. Satisfac tion jruaranteetl. Charges reason able and all work proniptly attend ed to. i i:-al t;iaif and JLmplitynicnl AgciK'3'. i Partiff having farms for sale of i about HiO acres, or those having lar 1 oer tracts which they would he will- ; lilir to oivioe Ul 1 into bU or iw tracts ! are invited to call at our office, as we j I have a few purchasers tor tint class 01 ; ' farms. We can alio furnish parties j M-.i'tinf help, either male or lema.e, with such help ps they desireou short : r,t.:.-p Jl'e 'also have a few situa tions for both waie and ren.aie in r.ne citv and c..untrv. Call at our oilice if Voii want help 'V;-wi'.r.t empioj-innt We can ret ei titer tor you. umce v.. r.". First strte:. au'-unia'' Twee - 1K:bSk;i1rt&co. Don't tV.il to see the tripods at Fort mlcr"5c Co. Thev are the latest thing oatiu.uo-.elty furniture lier llOfflPSOD 1.1 La l.T Kitil 5th streets 3c3 silly, ..i!t!faciiicit:s not surpassed for the i r:s:welluuv s.ucit a .-h.nv i Un: S A. WMESL.1 visa STOCK AsHBY. 4fc ijoiiswa7- .ios, boots and s.iues. ',1 1 ': it tern! ('ail early and secure bargains. nit Triffliiiinos --One Pound Can. 25c Wir deutch gesnrochen.t3i (J T FEED TABLE, ARCHIE BLACKBURN, Proprietor. HOhSKS BOARDED BY THE DAY OH week. Haled hny, baled straw and ehoppcu feed for sale at stable or delivered to any part of the city. 2TOn Fourth street, two block of court hou ;e. t iiy TaxoH. 1 OTICE TS 1IEKEBT GIVEN THAT THE tax roll of the city of Albanv, Linn county, Oregon, for tlie year of 3S3S. has . been placed in mv haml for colle -tion ai.d ! will remain so for thirtvdnvs from this dati, durin-which time I will receive and receipt for such tax at the office of the city recorder, i All tuxes reniainir.j: unpaid ut the expiration ! of thirty rlavs will he returned os deli'aiiuer.t. ! aftur which time costs and expcuea for col- ! lef-ting fa id 'i'iiocin.nt taxes be ad'le Mated at Aliiaay. Ur.,this 2Ai day if April ISAM; HAYS, City Marshsl. 'onlract!-r and Ruilder. THE UNDERSIGNED II AVINOI.() cated in Albanv solicits" nliVronT from city and country. Will contract to build bridves, Mrns, and all manner of dwellinr hou-es. inehtdins Queen 1 -"V. ; r';V.,V V . ' ' u's i " r- " 1 p::o.sn'.a liii- iuous without '!!.!'. S it;s ia-'iom-u antecd. W.C CA.?SEh- A hr.e selection of fre-h tv.ilUn-' ory nt a-rived from New York at E. & C. Howard's. . ( NEW GOODS! .J. 1 tery i. 10 -A FULL STOCK OF- Staple Groceries I Th best quality of tmoa, eoffaa, (micin, asm anki, etc. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Brea? Every Day. At this old and reliable hooar ia to ; found a complete assortment, of fresh fsmiK . rrcoeries, to which n tonHtantly betug aJdel the seasocable lines of trntoahta aud X'"""" ' i such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Gocds of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc- The-,e oods were all botiicht when prion acre low, and the benefit of the. margin will ti i'.vpn to his customers. Kcmemhtr the flae it the old corner on First and Boadalbin bts. " HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFEF?. Proprietors of LBANY SODA WORKS A::d nianutiicturcrs of loi We are now prepaied to furnish clioiee, freA candies of best grade, coosibting 1 uie stiek, assorted flavors, mixed candies, extra Kreuea and chocolate creams, fancy mixed, endy tuj and a geueral assortment oi flue candies AT WHOLESALE OK BETA 1 2 BTOrders from country dealer promptly ait teaed to. factory o& First street, Albany, - - Oregor UttH, JUNNIKC 4t Cw Pmp'ii. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Saperlor im fasiiiy and bakets ate) Tbe Best Storage Facilitiei Bighmt pho in oA wid lor wheat ALBAmr - . - OKXGOif, fieiere House Manraufi (oh xoaersAjr puuf) Oaodoeted by H.DIERCKS. leal srrd trmm 25 eeMtt t $t.ftA ;-r,';- 'i-rn order whatover deairad. H ' vr.t.n thn hgt in trm '"rvri-t't SSGOfiB SAND STOEE. STlit'lTpast year lias" l-.iwcii it to he a necessity. The u-t a'id clicapt-et place in the city to Imy yt'tiriiMhs. We aie always prepared to buy your heusehokl furniture s the highest cash price. Sole agcni.- lor tlie PEERLESS OIL CAN And ILampIJFiller. SSTTinshop recently added. All woiik done at the lowest vossiWc rjtes. L. GOTTLIEI). Aiiany Bath House AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR. g-Ladief nd ehildre:i's"liair dn-ss-nir a spcfiiilty. l'ti-'e .satisfaetiou euarantc'-d. t'stlilornia 4 al-l( uri'.. The only ii-uaraulet-d cure f for cat arrh, eold in the head, hay lever, ros cold, catarrhal deafness and sore f-yes. Restore tlie sense of taste and'ini yileasant hn;ath. resiiltiinr fiom ca tarrh. Easy and pleasant to use. Follow directions and a cure is war ranted, by all dnnririst.-. Send for a.ireular" to ARIR'l'INE MEDICAL C( MI'AXV. Oroville Cal. Six inoi:..hs treatment for 100, sent by in..Ii fr $1.10. Kor -ale lis Foshav A Mason p. T. Wynian, aent for the State lri!:unm(.c. .,,., v fr All.anv and r . 1, 1 ; ' . . 1.1 J """- has hlx.lnee with Rhodes l.'"J-T 1"t:1 estate agents, and parties desiroiiso ooinsr bushiess willi him will have the same rronHltv at- tended tn in liis bsvuee bv callinr at their oilice, two . doors cast of Conn Bros, irroeerv store. Tea all tin- w ay fv..i; 1o 75 cents per pound at Hvown. il ,: Stanard's. "NT O K T W W FT 4T i s t ! H i 1 1 ii-! iURINE INSURANilt COMPANY 1 j PORTLAND, - - OREGON ! :amti sto k. j E. L. IEOilPSOIh 850,00 Parent hue Wasware.Wery WD 111. Choice Confectionery Red town Hi
