Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, March 31, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI DAILY A.ND WEEKLY TERMS OF UBSCKlPTION- DAILY Pil.llshed every morninsr except Monda.) :ivered by carrier, per week I y mail, per J eai WEKKLY. ( Published every Friday Morning.) ne copy, per annum, in advance .w When not yaid in advance.-.. -" TMKMAI15. flails at the Albany postotfWe close Por all office north )a.o. The Eastern states l8-3" ' i he West Side f And the Nairow Gauge R. K. J-or Portland and Salem Vo.,nt"2 Cvrvalltoand Yaquina ,$kZ' !! office south - ....... 4 r. The postofflce will be closed each evening r'.ni six to seven o'clock. Registered matter tor thefearly morning twiushould be mailed before o clock the preyiouseveumir the "tax a Tioy Q uestwn. ti. j.-flmmonra ulrfiirttrl bv in-1 terested parties in reference to the taxation question, as applied to ;i raising the revenue from real estate or from personal propeity, con- rlusevelv show that the object worked for is the escape of money, and capital from taxation and the saddling of the entire burden upon land owners, the majority of whom are the working men of the country. We have, in this state, just es caped the passage of a water bond law that was framed for the pur pose of enabling capital to crawl i ..... i out of bearing any part ot the bur dons, and similar arguments in its tbis city should lead to a regular luvor were continually made as are tountv fair where the fine stock, f till being made Iforthe adoption in which Linn county surpasses of the one idea land taxation j Y other county in the state, method. For instance the Oregon-U'ould be exhibited, and the pro iau quotes the New York Times as I ducts of the farm displayed. unimriRarhable authority on the i "F" suhieirt.'anil tries to show in a most . specious argument that the only - - - - i right way is to tax the poor man's land but not to tax the rich man's money or. iiersonal property, for that kind of proiierty is sure to find si method of evasion, and it prt motes perjury and like sins t at tempt to tax personal property, it quotes the Times as saying: "The rate of city taxation it about 2xi cents on the dollar,', while the rate for stave purposes is only 2.(52 railL The real estate owner pays, therefore, but 2.62 on each $1000 toward the support of the statj government. If the personal prop erty tax were abolished altogether, it would raise the rate to only $2.81 on the $1000. This would diminish the taxation of the average farmer, who-e jersonal property is mostlv of the visible and tangible kin',j which the assessor gets readily on j , . ., his books, ard Slightly increase the ,.,-f(ha,.iti. nmwrtv nwnpr amount of the cit3' prupei t owner, wliose personal property is niaiiiiv of the intaiigilile and evasive kind." The kind of facetious argument . . . . . i .i.i brought OUl in Hie Statement the J exempt personal property , would reduce the fanners tax, is ; enough to make a inule laugh, ami i b . . , , . will probably induce every farmer ; in tie land to vetition the legisla-. tares to tax his laml and let the Xioh man's money go free,. 1 he whole sum and substance of tin s , j ariruments are to blind and bef in I- die the mind of the peop.e, simply to allow the aristocratic rich class to escape taxation, and place the ntir hiinlen uiion the men of moderate means. The real facts O i the case are that all property should bear its tqual share of taxa- tion, and the effort of law n akers should be directed towards pe venticg any evasion of just tax t ion, and let the ierjury part of tl e l.nsiness take care of itself. That justice and right will event ually prevail is an acceptu axiom, . ana II recedes uu uw tlie dwcomliture ot ine arrogant London Time in its attempt to destroy the influence of Mr. Par- . II .1 ..XT.-.. 4l.nl mtvtwuiik throurfi iorired and false evidence. - It is now rumored in English circles that the Times will be sold to meet ; accrued expenses and gain a new j toothold. The New Wk Irish; World says : The Times is now j forced to drink of the'eup which it j held to the lips of others. Its fate j is well deserved. Of everv good , cause in the Old World or the New ! . i i ., ... 1 it nas oeen ine uuier aiiu uijserup-i i - - - , . rrllon II ttllc wilt w oupuvi ivu nloiw enemy. It strove to bring , cr c, aractera by tne Australian Hu about the disruption of the Union ! niorist (who stands without a peer), here, as it has stiiven to uphold! MR. HENNESSEY LEKOYLE, the Coercion system in Ireland. ! In hi? great original characters. Its envenomed and malignant bos- J DENNIS O'M ALLEY tility has been manifested at all , and man Friday. times and ujion every pretext j Among the numerous changes will against The Irish World. Rut its . re Dickens' beautiful character, Pook n , , , . tin Jo (the Lonuoit Crossing-Sweeper), metliwls hve been at length ex-; A tention is lJitrticulaily calleu to io.-ed. its criminality made clear to ; the wonderful change (a direct con- ill ami henwlV.rth, its prestige "s i . 1 ..,.1 Ua n.-..iit.Qti.m ..m i'.;f roviMl ami its ocoupat ion cne, . i uuat-r one minute, ana n not ac :otn- whiletheieau.-eaiidtliemenwlionVj,!,,! the tile s,,eciHed, Miss : .....,,,!. t. i nwli st.ind liiirl er V.-i.i will forfeit SltlO. than ever to-day in the estimation . t ..,,;,,; Wl,rih . All Whoso yood opinion IS Worm having. " 1 L ' 1 1 I ' -- - Albany will have i;rt o!a"i wiileii iriils in operation befi-ie : the close of the present year. EDITORIAL NOTES. The dispatches say that a cyclone in Samoan waters, destroyed the three American war vessels Tren ton, Vandalia and Nipsic ; and the four German essels Adler, Glga, Eber and another, with the loss of nearly fifty American and one hun dred Germans. It seems that the very elements conspire to make sensational items fiom Samoa. The scheme of increasing the baiaries of congressmen is beintj promptly set down upon all over the country. These eastern con gressmen who are dissatisfied with the present salaries, should all re sign and go home. There are plenty of men just as capable who will serve without a repetition of the salary grab of 1871. An audacious theif, tn Denver, called upon the President ot the First National Bank of that city in ms private omce.anugeuiuga uwu. check on plea of exposing a bank roooery scneme, lorceu me iiichi dent to fill it out for $21,000 at the muzzle of a revolver, then go to the cashier and draw it and hand it to the robber who backed out of the oilice and disappeared. All this occured within call of dozens of clerks and the police. The fear of death causes men to do strange taings. The success of the horse show in E XV TO DA 1 linvv HI7MPHRKY. UK.ALKKS IX W choice ciar hi Wells, Fargo & Co.'h office. Fine imported and hey W est cigars a 8iecialty FK SALE A GRADED SHOHT HORN bull, weight ISOu, t years old. Will tuku 5' 10. or trade lor other stork. W. M. POWERS, Shcdd. Or. .toiler ALL PERSONS KOW ISUTlifcMSKL r indebted to the late firm of K. Glass & son, are requested to call and settle ai once with R. Glass, at Crawfords die, either by cash or note. All acoounts ou our ledger must be closed right away. R. GLASS & SON. WAMED 200 CORDS MAPLK T1MBEK to be used foi manufacturinf; chairs. For jarticulam inquira ot O. A. Archibald at the Farmers' Warehouse, Albany Oregon, Stallion for rial. Ml HE rXDEKSlGNED II S A FL'LL I v. ... . . . . - - - . I hlnnrimi Prchernn stallion hich he is offering for sale on reasonable terms. Any persou wishing to breed pure stock of rh liet quality will do well to purchase this rorse. Coil on ine at my place near the Cal apxiia bridge. CLLS VK11KS. Uraln I lie lor Sale. GOOD SUPPLV OF FIRST CLASS ia urain cue nr sweat iiic mnn ml (ie factory East of Albany near Knox Butte. Call at the factory or address Promts & Auston Albany 0resvI1. OST-IX THIS CITY ON TCF.NDAT A CASART U bird. The miner wiiu i nuiuiui re-i bird. The finder willl be suitably re- j warded by returning te anie to uie ukralu i i orttce. nr ANTED A KKI.I ABLE MAN' TOTKAV- Y el. Salary and ex.ses paid liKiiire at nty ataoies cxwvvaNTED- any one lj having a good one w ill find a purchaser by eallinjr upon M. Sternberg. None but nt.class cow wanted. , - ,,sTAS1)AK1).. MMSKLESS 8EW1N0 machines, an i all kinds o machine ex- at w Bro8, lMr LtahSfK from their old quarters to ths corner opto- Mirshall's livery stable, where lhe ioun, tea y to do all kinds of work in their line cheaply and promptly. TlASTED A GOOD GIKL TO DO GEN II eral licuewirk in a small family, In at ih iMti.liie ai F. A . BurLliart. -omwSth and railroad street. t'r Hair. t GOOD MASON i HAMLIN ORGAN. A In-iuire of Mrs. Wm. Myers on Water street, between Ellsworth and Braadalbin WANTED A OXXI WORK HORSrf TO hire for tanu wrk. lnquiret Hrralb otfice. FOR DYSPEPSIA and i.iver com j plaint, yo- have a pr-nted ar4nt'C ! on every bottle of ShilHi's Vital'izer. It I uever fails to ?ure. Fosbay &. Mason. F YOUR ORGAN NEEDS TUNING, cleaninjf or repc iriny go to ill Bros. fhey warrant theirVork iAtay Opera House, SATURDAl APlClLi Artistic, : Itefined', 'Instructive, First appearance of - MJgg QTTIE WAKD The cnaracter deHneator, vonalist ud Dauseuse, ia her original operatic dramatic and unique entertainment, specially written, for her, entitled I 11 AITXTn it AT AhW 4 hi 1 1 1 111 I I IIP, 111 A I lj L , . . , . W 1 117.a mm' all oi niinvfnrl m all ontrast from this ch-iracter) to the ' liKAl TIFCI. C rt KK.W OK Dl)VON8HIRK, , . , ' - ' i The first evening's entertainment, confines with tl.e siiarkling hur- le8 j RORINSON CRlOE I ! AS1 His M AN F:llA. ! AJniission 50 cents. Children 25 cent. Hest rvrd sfats at RUcknian . . i without ex:xa uHur-e. 1HE MOBKIK& THE MARKETS. ALBANY QUOTATIONS. WTieat-70 Oats 253Gc Flour 4.2J pei bbl Potatoes 25c E;?jfs 15c Butter 2Tc. Lard 12(3! 15c. Wool ;6W$l"t. Hams 123i15c. Shoulders K 10c. Bacon 1214c" Hay Timothy, $12, oats and cheat, 8. Apples -Green, 751.00 per bu. Plums Dried, 5c. per lb. Apples dried bleached 5c sundried 8 c. Chickens 12.503 50 Hides Bef hides, greep, 5 i, 10 c ; deer skins. 20c : sheen pelts, 10 80c, according to wool. Beer 2$4c gross. Mutton 2 00 per head. Hogs 7c, dressed. Lard -Kegs, or 5 gallon tins, 10c; pails 12c. Worth Knowing. Mr. W, H. Morgan, merchant, Lake City Fla., was taken with a severe Cold: attended with a distressing Coogh and running into Consumption in its first stages. He tried many so called popular cough remedies and steadily grew worse, Was reduced in flesh, and had difficulty in breathing and was unable lo sleep. Fiualy tried Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and found immediate bottles found himself well and has had no return of the cisease. flo other remedy can show so grand a record of cures a9 Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Uuaran teed to do just what is claimed for it. ... . . m .A. ty 1. k. Vln.mM Trial bottle tree at osuuy , Briek Tor Sale ! nOO.000 srood brick for sa'e. P'lyo W. C it Caescll. Albany. Overland to California. VIA Southern 1'acific Company's THE MOUNT bHASTA ROUTE. Time Between Albany and "nil tranrlseo 35 " California express trains run daily between Portland and San Francisco. SOUTH NORTH 4:00 inn.. Lv... 18:18 pm..Lv... 17:45 a id. .Ar.... , . Portland .... Ar .. 10:45 am Alhanv Lv.. 6:45 am . S. Francisco. Lv.. 7-00 pm Loral Pann. Train Dally- Ex. Sunday .. . YZ Pnrtlanil Ar. . 3:45 Will 12-40JD m! '. Lv. '. '. . . Alban y.........Lv . . 11 :35 am 2:40 p m..Ar.....Eugeue Lv.. 9:00 am Lebanon Branch. 8:20i m. . Lv Albany Ar. . 0:30 am :06pm..Ar Lebanon Lv.. 5:45 am 12:50 pm..Lv Albany Ar.. 2:45 pm 1:36 p m.. An Lebanon..... Lv.. 2:00 pm IClVLSfAiiUFFETsLEEPERS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, For accommodation of Second-Clasa Pas sengers attached to Fxpress Trains. The S. P, Co. '8 Ferry makes connection with all the regular trains on the east side di vision from foot of F street. Potrland. Went Side Division. Between i'oitland and Cocvallis. Mail Train Pally-Except Sunday 7:30a" m!7Lv. ...Po.tlanl ..Ar.6-20p. in. 12:25 pm.. A r Conaiiig.. Lvl.30 p- ni, At Albany and Corvallis connect with traiiiK of Oron PacifieRailroad. :xpret Train lall (Exctpt Sunday) ,v Portland ... Ar. . 9:00 am S:00 p m Ar McMinnville.Lv..p.45:am THROUGH TICKETS lo AI! Point SOUTH AND; EAST Via California 43TFor full information rwrdinrf rafc-s, mapx, et:-, call on coa.pany 8 aent at Albany It. KOEHLER, E. P. KOGERS, Manajfer. Asst. G. F. & P- A THE YaquinaRoute ! OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD. AKI) Oregon DeYelopment Do.'s Steamship Line' AND 22 IVIours Less Time. Than byjany other, route: First-class through passenger and'fretoht from Portland and all points in the Wil- roetto Vrlley to and from San Francisco. Accomodations unsurpassedlfor comfort and tatety. Fares and freights via Yaquina and the Oregon Dove opment company's steam ships, much less that by any other route be ween all points In the Willlamette Vallev ind San Francisco Sailing dates. FROM SAN FRANCISCO Willamette Valley ".Sit Willamette Valley 4 13th Willamette Valley 30th PROM YAtJUINA. WillametfefVallcy Dec. 1st Willamette Vallev M " 17tb Willamette Vallev " ,2h The company reserve the right toj chang teamers or sailine dates. C. II. Haswkm., Jr., Gen F. & P. Af,ent. SO Montgumeryjstrcet, San Francisco, Cal. DAILT PASSKNOSR TRA1R8, Except Sundays.) t, Yauina6:45 a I Lv Albany l!00- r. Corvallis 10:: am" Corvallis 1 AO m Ar Albany 11:10 a m I Ar Yaquina P-V) r. O &C. trains connect at Albany and i'ot- Wlllamrtte Rlvrr Line of Mcamrrs ThcWm. M. Hoax, the N. S. Beutley and the Three Sinters are in service (or both pas senger and freight traffic between Corvallis and Portand and intermediate poinl s, leav inz coninanv's wharf, Corvallis, and Mesr. Hulinan Co. s whurf, Nos. 200 and 202 Kront St., Portland, threi times each week as follows: north IA Wrval.is .Moll., vt- : 1 i.v a t..mv Mnn . ve( . i .. SOOfan. '.) M am 3 0 pn 3 30 I.v Albany Moil, Wed . v. ... Ar Salem Mn., Wdd. and Kri... Lv -' -.tt . 'I'hnr and Sat n'. .i.jn. . ts,,Thur. and Sat. socth bound. i,v portlmul Mon., Wed. and V'n. Ai SU-.m Mon., Wed. and Kri..., ZV-' Ar Corvallis Tucs., Thur. and Silt i oo am 7 IS pm oo urn 1 si) pm 3 30 i;m j Wm. M. Hoao, C. noons General Manaiteu Xct tfii.V. tP. .'.pent corvaiiu, o 2 MILES SHORTER HERALD: STTKDAY, The Albany Bakery ! Uuder the uew management of) - WH KEEP itA fuil line of choice family groceries and provision, Catinea nnea pples.g Choice Tatile Delicacies fOrnaniented cakes fer Wefht'iiws audi Parties, Salmon bellies, mackerel and suit fish of all kinds. FRESH BAKED BREAD Jilvcrv Dav. - : ' : w- m. Ji TEAS and UOFFE, ies Nuts. Ilaisi CANNED UOODS, ETC.J ne lest Soap In the market Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of domestic and Imported Cigars JohnJFot's oldjstand. lowJJFl nn'8 new brick. HOPKINS A SALTMARSH, I nniMfflnmNiuM STOVES? tare aid Hardware, jCT'All work promptly done at reasonable rates. FlEST Strf.kt, Pearck Block' L. VIERCK'S n HAIR CUTTING and BATHS. Everything new and neat. A clean towel for every custoir.er. FIRST STREET BE LOW REVERE IIOCSE ALBANY, - - OREGON A i) In Albany has been tilled by the SECOSD HAND STORE. The past vear lias proven it to be ft necessity. The b ft and cheapest place in the city to buy vour Stoves, Furniture, tinware We aie aiways prepared to ouy your household furniture at the highest cush price. Sole agents lor the PEERLESS G!L CAN And I-amp Killer. L. GOTTLIEB. G. W r i Pi Cakes nests Cantl nui SHAVING PARLORS Want Has the Largest Stock of STOVES SUPERIOR STOVES AND O Z 5 S o CO S 0l ARGAND CO wK ANDIIHEATING STOVES Also a large and complete aswuitmcnt of kitchen utensils in tin, copper and sranite ware. MARCH 31 1889. COME Ai If you wish to secure oue of those fine lots iiiHackleman's Third and Fourth Additions. These lots are located near the site selected for the NEW WOOLEN MILLS, And are sure to double in Value within the NEXT NINETY DAYS Only a few lots left. ALL GOOD and ON EASY TERMS. GURRAN & Sole Agents for These Lots, ALBANY, OREOX, AM Having latoly secured a very large aud desirable lice of Liiieus, such as. Towels, NapkiDs and Damask at exceedingly low prices, we shall we shall offer the sainelat a SPECIAL FOR TIIK j NEXT TEN We extend a cordial 'nvitation to all to call and examine these goods, feelins that we can show you larrains. In connection with the sale we shall dis play a largy line ot WII1TK GOOlS and emlaoi denes at LOW PEICES A beautiful Hue of ginghams and seasonable wool en dress goods. Our "stock is new and complete iu every department. "W IF1. lEBZE-i-UD, M SUCCESSOR TO W. 11. MTARLAND IAIONTEITH, SALE DAYS. Albany. Oregoa. In the VALLE Y RANGES. DEPRATURE Farmers i Merchants COM AMY -OF- Albany Oregon paio rr CAPITAL SU.IM. OFFICERS. Presulent Charles E. Wolverton. Vice-President J. O. Writsman. Treasurer J. W. Cusick. Secretary -J. K. Elderkin. DIRECTORS. it. . Stranan, Clias. E. Wolve ton. J. L. Cowan, D.'Ii. Monteitu, J. W. Cusick, J. O. :Vritstnan, J K. Elderkin, Charles Monteith, C F. Simpson. Safe, Sound, uonservatiye A Square Company, Managed by ijquute Men, Patronized by Square People Parscnizo Homo Eaterpriso Hermaoo's Restaurant Hermann Diercks, Prop. THIS RKSTACRAXT IS XOWOPEKEDTO the public in the Saltmareh buildinjr be low the Ilevere House, where pood meals will be served at all hours. Mr Dierck in-, vites nisold custoD erg and the public (rener allv to call. The tabic will be supplied with the best viands the n.arket affords. Satisfau tion guarantee . Sir. Iiercks was formerly proprietor. of the Revere House 'estaurant, which he ran in the European p'an.hut found thai pian didn't succeed, so he opened his present restaurant where he has (riven tfeneral satisfaction. Persons wanting a tirst-class meal should iro to Hermann's, f sTNo Chinese cmpluved. Kollcc. CI1ANOEOK NAMK. In the'CountviCouit ofLiun County, State of Oreifon. JOTlt;E IS MEBF.IIY GIVES TO ALL 11 persons concerned that by crder of the County Court duly made and entered of record" on Monday, January 7th, 18s9 the name of Charles H. Schubert was changed from Charles II. Schubert 'o Charles 11. Muelle Done by order of the Hon. V. B. X. Black burn Judge of said county court. Wituem my hand and the seal of 8id court affixed this 7lh dav of Januarv A. U. tS83 E. E. MOX l AGUE, County Clerk. OREGON RAILWAY and Columbia River Route Tral or the East leave Port landat 8 a. and i:40 r. u. autiv. mTlT7"T,ri''C! t41 and tpm priciI X 1J JV Ea 1 O points in I'nited States, Canada and Europe. ELECANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS Emigrant Sleeping Can Ban Through oa Express Traini OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS axd T.pAUL Frre'arCbarse Had Wilhaat Chaagr. CloseJCdnncctions at Portland for San iFran Cisco and Pueet Sound points. For further particulars inquire of Curaau A Monteith, First Street, Albanv. Oreiron. Xliouts leave the O. It. N. Co.'s harf, at the foot of Lroadalbin street, on Tuesday an 1 Friday of each week. C. G..RAWLINGS. local Agent. U. U. UOttOMF. Am L. 1AY'ELL, .. I'- fc T. A. ALBANY ' Collegiate Institute, ALBANY, ; OREGON 1888 188 k. Eull Corps of Instructors. Classical, scientific, literary, commercial and normal classes. Courses of study ar ranged to meet the needs of all grades of students. Special inducements flerea t studenu from abroad. Tuition raiurea from 5.M tm 913 PrQTrra." Iustrumentalflnst ruction in music will given bv Miss Laura Goltra. Board in private families tt low rates, and rooms for self boarding at small expense. A , careful supervision exercised over -pupils away from home. For circulars and full! particulars, address the! president, KEY'. ELBEBT X. CONDIT, AlWny, Oregon, JOHN SCIIMEER'S Livery. Feed ft Sale stable Corner Second and EUmeorth St ALBANY, - OREGON Homks boabdid by the day or month. Car riages or bUKirie pn reasonable terms v8nl ONIT FIRST CUSS HEABSBEM TMICIIT OF ALBANY. OREGON. PRESIDENT, VIC K-PR tsl DENT Flinr.. o.' i-i- x UUU, CA8UIER. x. v. L.aDgdon rp RAN S ACTS A GENERAL BANKING J. l!lTSINESS. Ac-counts kept mbjectt check. Sitht Exchange ami Telegraphic Transfer sold on New York, Chicago, San FranciHco and Portland, Oregon. Coliectiona made on favorable terms. E-SECT C33S s s. F vnrvn ' . "lik L. E. Blai-NJ . W. E. TlElB E. W. 1 siij Jas. F. PowitoL, Assistant Cashie Ganita took 500000 1 1 z