Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, August 25, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOKSTNtf HERALD: SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1888 fDAiLY and Weekly TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: DAILY. Published every morning except Morula .) e'.ivered by carrier, yer week 0.15 iiy mull, (tr yrcii 5 00 WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Jlorninjr.) ; ne copy, ner annum, in advance "2.00 ; When not paid in advance '2.f0 THE HAILS. Hails at the Albany postorti-e close as follows: For all offices north. The Eastern states The West Side 0:30 A. And the N'ai row Gau'.'e R For Portland and Salem 11 A. si Corvallis and Yaquina 12:30 p. m Al offiee south 7:30 p. m. The postotlioe will be closed each evening from six to seven o'clock. Registered matter for the early mor train should be mailed before o o clock the reyioues reuintr. NATIONAL-REPUBLICAN TICKET. FOK PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. FOK YICE-I'REblDENT, LEVI P. MORTON, OF NEW YORK. I FOR PRESIDENTIAL KLKCTORS, ROBERT M'LEAN, WM. KAPUS C. W. FL'LTON. A POSTAL MEASURE OF EE FORM. A very meritorious bill, appar ently, so at least from the hasty consideration that we have been enabled to give the copy sent us, is that presented by the post-office and post-roads committee in the senate, in their report upon the bill to merge the third and fourth class postal matter into one class and reduce the postage on what is now fourth class matter from 16 cts. to 8 cts. per pound. The com mittee were of the opinion that the change to eight cents a pound for present fourrh-elass matter will amply compensate the government for handling and transporting it. The proposed reduction will not therefore tend to create a deficiency. A vast majority of the parcels will be of light weight and carried but short distances, and will be handled at a profit. Each piece of third and fourth-class matter creates at least one, and generally several, pieces of first-class, which is a source of large profit. The measure therefore cannot be objected to an account of economy. The committee says that the United States, while having the cheapest letter and newspaper postage, and in many respects the best postal service of any country in the world, is far behind nearly every other leading government in providing facilities for the carriage of. merchandise and miscellaneous articles in the mails. We are al- j most alone in being without the parcels post system, which has be come a marked feature in the postal establishments of other countries. Under this system merchandise and other matter of almost every description are carried in the mails at a small fraction of the cnarge and in quantities greatly j in excess of that allowed on fourth class matter in this country. The present charge of sixteen cents a pound is prohibitory in its effects, often compelling people to deny themselves of small articles, whether of necessity or comfort, which they cannot procure other wise than through the mails. The hardship falls most heavily upon those living in the rural districts, where the home markets are scantily supplied and where the usual means of private transporta tion do not exist. That irrepressible Frenchman, Gen. Boulanger, appears to be fully versed in the monte-bank ways of keeping his name before the public. His self advertising scheme of getting some one to shoot at him, appears to have worked as he desired and enabled him to gain popularity to again pose as a legislative candidate, with prospects of success. The only thing that would effectually squelch him would be actual war and the responsibility of leading in reajl action, which would probably efffctuallv drive him to the rear, and obscurity The robbery of the through mail pouch, from Portland, Oregon, to New York, of a package containing over ten thousand dollars in cur rency, sent by the First National hank of Portland, to the Chemical National bank, of New York ex hibits a cas of daring theft. Probably, however, the perpetra tors will be brought to speedy jijwtiee, and the money captured and sent on to Its proper owners, as Uncle ciam's arrangements for o doing are sure and swift. Tin: darmr. resulting front thr ,o:!. in Al-egi'ary and Mon--she'.?. 7i--:vr af i'ittsbtiv.T -n;., ''II aggregate over a million dollars. Arthur AY. Dickens, a nephew ot the great English novelist com mitted suicide recently at Los Angeles. He left the following cool explanation of his peculiar conduct : ''Standing on what the average reporter would describe as the 'threshold of death,' I cannot help smiling at the utter hypocrisy and humbug of this su'-lunary sphere. I am perfectly conscious that at least a portion of what the people terra respectable citizens will de cide that I was crazy when I ter minated my existence. On the contrary, I am decidedly sane, remarkable weary, and finding my financial relations strained, I take the easiest solution of the problem. Having lived over fifty years as a Bohemian, I have had ample leisure for a study of psychology, and my conclusions have made me slightly discontented. I find my fellow-creatures thieves, prosti tutes, and no matter how social hurabuggery attempts to cover them, they remain the same. I do not know whether I am better or worse than my companions, but at any rate I am willing to leave the decision to fate, and will not apply for a change of venue. The Democratic territorial con yention for Idaho, adopted a plat form that opposes any division of the territory as is proposed in the scheme of annexing the panhandle to'Washington, and is silent upon the Mormon question which is one of the leading issues there. James H. Hawley was nominated dele gate to congress. It is thought that the republicans, who meet on the 29th will re nominate Dubois, the present incumbent and that he will be elected The sugar trust, that operates on purely speculative grounds, and succeeds by using the imfamous "cornering" methods, is responsi ble for the people having to pay in the neighborhood of 2. cts. per pound more than they should have paid for all of the sugar that has been used in putting up fruit this season. Legislation should be immediately and vigorously formu lated against these nefarious trusts, so that the peoples rights can be maintained. NEW TO-DAY. strayed. A YOUNG COW, LIGHT ROAN, NEARLY white, with li,'ht red ears and sliui,sharj horns. Kive dollars (5) reward will be paid for her recovery. No ear marks or brands upon the uow. Apply to E. E. Parker or W. U. St. John, Albany ,'Orejron. City Marshal's Noltce. u IOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE 11 owner or kee-ier of am' doiror do'-s in the corporate limits of the city of Albany, that the tax upon such dojrs for the yar is now due, and payable to the City Marshal; and thit all doifs found running' at lan;e within the city limit?, upon which laid tax has not been paid, will be taken up and dis posed of as provided by an ordinance "relat ing to taxing doirs and reiru'atiiut their run ning at large." .Section one of said ordinance provides: That it shall be the duty of the Oitv Marshal on and after the first day of August of each veil to collect from the own er or keeper each dog the sum of $1.50, and for each slut or bitch so owned or kept, the sum of i3.00. Duted at Albany; Oregon, this -20th day of August, lt?&. wtiCr,ju -ISAAC II AYS, City Marshal. Dissolution Notice. VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE i firm of Tweedale & Hopkins has been this day dissolved by mutual coi, sent, All outstanding accounts should he immediately settled at the store. The business will be continued by W. C. Tweedale at the old stand, wno will collect all accounts and settle all indebtedness of the firm. '. kjii, W C. TWEEDALE, T. G. HOPKINS. Horx's ami Hack For Sale. HORSES AND HACK FOR SALE-A WELL matched span of joung horses, weight ahuutfSOO pounds ea;h; good to drive or ride; also a light family hack; also road cartj with pole, used only a few times; very handsome; the above are for sale cheap, separate or to gether. Apply toT. A, Shane. Dissolution or Partnership. OTICK IS HKRKhY GIVK.N THAT TIIK PART.NKR y. ship heretofore existing between C. i. Roland, J. VV. Roland and J. H. Roland, un der the firm name of C. B. Roland & Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts due said firm will be placed in the hands of II, Btvant for collection. C. B. ROLAFD, J. V. ROLAND. J. H. ROLAr'D. August 21, 1883. House and Lot for Sale. A ONE AND ONE-HALF STOKY DWELL . ing containing 7 rooms, bath room and pantry; Is less than two years built; location central; another lot adjoining van be had with barn if desired, or would sc 11 it separate from d w e' ling. Price very low. Apply to T. A Shane Dissolution of Partnership. VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE i.1 partnership heretofore existing between Messrs. Eiueriek & Dieringer is this day dis solved by mutual consent, Mr. Emerick re tiring. Tne business will be continued by Mr. Dieringer, who will pay all indebtedness and collect all outstanding accounts. Those so indebted are requested come forward and settle. A continuance of the patronage heretofore extended is solicited. Albany, August 1, IsiSS. Lost. St rated or Stolen. SMALL REP MILK COW EKOM DUE premises of James V. Pipe in this city on Tuesday. Aug. 14. Any one returning the name will be suitably rewarded. Removed. JOSEPH WEBBER ANNOUNCES TO HIS fj patrons and friends that he can be found on Lyon street, between Engine Co. No. '2 and First street, until his new rooms in1 Fo shav t Mas.w s brick are ready, "IITANTED AN ACTIVE ENERGETIC VV man to represent us as sales agent in this city. Address, Wanamaker & Brown. Philadelphia. The largest retail clothing house in America. For Sale. pOOD 1'1'GGY HORSE A FOUR MINUTE JC ware !' spirited stylo, yet ge-tie for la dies to drive, will be sold reasriiahle. In- ! uuirc pt HkraIjD ot'r.c. ! Trull tivyi'T lor ale. pLl'MMEU FRUIT DRYER, FACTORY I .L s:; o, coinpWts, w:'h auditions ntui in.- ; ;.-otneii'., U-r s-uc tneop. 10 ! i:!..';rr. ;!.!. Or-g-n. or to A. V-.c!y . .ri:.v:l-;-iI, rcgwi. i K.'Ci'iveu a larX' in'.nice i'f barber U5vtHv from Pailadvlj-aia, Ui Vrireck'f IjiirS.H'r shun. ! Hon. ODEN BOWIE, Ex-Governor of Maryland and j : W President of the Maryland Jockey Club: j jfjjfjff j 0 Cr "St. Jacobs Oil acts (gost satisfactorily." gig B a Gi&tffasv-is-. R. S. WITHERS, Esq., Bjpl M B 5 2 Fairlawn Stock Farm. Lexington, Kentucky: jKI ;r IS '. use St. Jacobs Oil on my hor,s, my men and BH BURKHART & R0YCE," M fey Jk myself. It is a sovereign cure." ' KK if BOOK and JOB PITERS, Cfff! Hi f WiUamstts Yalley' 8 jj SI IM and Comiercial Printing a Specialty. IB Legal Blanks of All Hincta Constantly on Hand. j Send for Estimates and Price List of Mjjji MfiT or nr n mini i a IS 11 mce in ninns mock many' or' 111 I j ll" W r Hill I if II illi illafilta! I take pleasurs in announcia tliat I hac rsmoved from my old stors ito'my ns-sr Tsuildins a corner of Fisst and Broadalbin Streets. Thanking my customers for' the liberal patronage they have bestowed upon me in the past, I trust that with increased facilities and a large experience I may merit a continuance of it in the luture. AM ij I C. J. DILLON & CO., WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF FTTH NIT IT RE Do runir:il job work, also bargain in Roorinir and rustic. Those contem plaLinTv biiil'11' ,ilul il to 'ill'-ir advantage to t-.ill on us at our Fretory. at gr Foot ok LyoN Street 'as (TEC). ,W" v3 ACCESSOR TO W. 4 -r I as as ct3 CO tn ce -PKALEIi IX- totoves ancl :.rO A IT'LL LINK OF TlXirAIlE. VI MPS. HOSE, COFFER WARE . jjjifftAiHl evt-ry variety of -'"inir ntensiH and noclties in house furnisuiwLr oods. Tic- iitihlU- i invil:. .;:i and exa::ttne this uiauiuiotl) stock "-;!!der 'he lie :::..r:::excl:-. WILL & ISTA1, DEALERS IN Fine Gold Watches. Diamond Jewelry, Fine Sil verwart, Rins, Ladies Watches and Cliains, anvlall kinds of El Cfrant Jewelry ASTONISHINGLY ILOW .'PRICES. SMITH H. McFARLA"N"D)J Eanges tie Patrons I have this day contracte Manilla binding twine to members of our order. All patrons'can call at their place of business and by a the methodjadopted at our business council secure the benefit of my contract. I have also made arrange ments with the same firm to furnish a lot of Osborne steel frame binders, Send in your orders as soon'as possible as harvest is near. Signed J t' MART MILLER, Financial Asent. SPRINGFIELD SAWMILL SFRIXGF1ELD .J RE GrOX fli"Albaiiy yard and office on Railroad, betwejn 4ih andoth streets,; g Haviiiir lumber not excelled in quality, ondfacilities not surpassed for th prompt stud satisfactory hliiux or orders. I rcsnectfullv solicit a share tof th ade. a. WHEELER. "WILL BROS Dealers in all the leading; Chms, Pistols, hewing ffladunes, Organs, Pianos, A full Line of Sheet music, musical merchandise.ammuuitionfish ing tack?e, etc. Warranted razors, butcher and pocket knives. The best kindslof sewino; machines FEE J) EES, OIL and Extras fot- all MACHINES ELINN COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Iv-pairina- of sowinsrmacliines, musical instruments, aruns, etc., neatly done W. F. READ, ; (Successor to N."H. ALLEN) nSTEW" ffmter an 1 am now receiving new goods in every line and would cordially invite everybody to call and inspect our stock and prices. We propose to have th The Live Drv Goods House Of Albany, and shall Jatj ail times study the wants ot our patrons both in style and prices. - Dry & oods Notions, - Furnishing Goods, ats Gall and see me. IE1. Rairiecwsor of Husbandry ! 1 with Messrs. Stewanf 4t IT and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries.Ete M sfiriiif ZEBIEiL.:CX to X 'l.A:u.i., A:banv. Oregon. Star Bakery lvull stock os- Staple Groceries I Th baa qnality ol f iy coflaa, i-Mna, mua pats, ete. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Breatf Every Day. At this oM I reHaMe hooae is alto to louixi a complete assortment, of fresh famili rroeeriea, to which is constantly bang added it the seasonable tinea of gtacwiaa and r""ii Such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order ; Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, I Canned Goods of All Kinds, ' Bohemian Glassware, Etc. These goods wore all boairht when prioaa were low, and the benefit of the margin will tr given to his customers. Keraember the plana. it the old corner on First and ioad&Ibia 8ts. HOFFMAN AND PFE1FFER, Proprietors of ALBANY SODA WORKS And manufacturers of "T7 We are now prepared1 to famish choice, fna, candies of best grade, consisting of pare stick. AT WHOLESALE OB BETAiC; tarOrderg rrotn country dealers prootpd a lened tow Factory flfflt ateeet, Albany, - - Oregor M Crown Milk NEW PROCESS FLOUFL (Sopcrior ior baaSXfi The Best StrQpap FaciJitiq AU&jnr r? -1 NOTICF. 1 iia.vej;bouht and furnished . The Scio Fioinif Mills With new machinery, makinjr flour by the ki ll liOLLKR FROCKS. Tne mill is now run fi.iti and 1 c.vii furnish the best of flour and fttd at icasouabls rates. I intend to run my :ni!l in ruch a maiiiier ttot none can go away dissatisfied. Give tue a call. f. G0INS, Proprietor Scio Mills SEGQHD HIND STORE. S?The .past year has proven it to be a necessity. The best and cheapest place in the city to buy your Stoyeslumiture.tinware We aie always prepared to buy your heusehold furniture at the highest casli price. Sole agents for the PEERLESS OIL CAN And L. amp Killer. L. GOTTLIEB. Albany Bath House AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR. EaFXadies nd children's "hair dress tiff a specialty. Dntiae ' satisfaction guaranteed. A JOHN SCHMEER'S Livery, Feed & Sal stable Corner Second and Ellsworth Sts. ALBANY, - . OREGON H0RSB8 boardrd by the day or month. Car nages or buzzes on reasonable terms v-6nl NORTHWEST VIM on DIXTl INSURANZECOMPANY'i PORTLAND, -rr-2l0REG0N MABIOLIA MILLS, JOHN A. CRAWFORD,' Prop'r. Will furnish sacks to farmers and receive wheat at the usual rates of paid for same. r Ja-Best . XIacr.olia. fiomr always o We rates. !reXChanSe 3t reis JOHX A. CRAWFORD. v,";a 0Vf f'?r everJ" tomcr a V '.ercck's barber shop. Choice UUlUUUUUilb