Daily a.nd Weekly
TERMS OFSUIiSClilPTION-
miLT
PnMinheil everv morning wwpi
eUvered by carrier, per week....--. i
muui, ir yu i
every morning except Monday.;
weekly. ;
d..i.iui .vn Fridiv Morning.) I
arinuuS. in advance. 4?.oo ;
When not paid in advance....
TUK SAILS.
Mails at the Albany postotflce do
For aU office north
The Eastern states M
The Wert Side f
l or Portland and Salem .vIb
Corvallis and Yaquina .12:30 r. u
office south... isOr.M
The postofflce wUI be cloned each evening
rm eix to seven o'clock.
Kqristered matter for thejearly morning
train should be mailed before o clock the
previous evening.-
THE OO VERNM EN T
TRADE.
AND
In th consideration of questions
involving the welfare of the people, j
and the prosperity of the producers
of the country, it is often and ln
leed almost always the case that
The commercial and trade interest
and governmental affairs are
treated as entirely distinct affairs,
bv some almost as antagonistic
principles in human arrangement.
That view of the case is radically
wrong and leads to many miscon
reDfions, and to practices in the
affairs of men that are productive j
A barm and wrong.
The facts are that governmental
affairs, trade and commerce as
n-ell as the entire productive re-
ar i.r
. ,, . .. ,. ,
HtmiiM h identical in inception.!
-
l-ipplication and development. Dr.
TV 1. 1 avaKmwkvA 1
A,ubiow, p.uB
uiiiQ "l. Ti'hnnin. for instance. I
implies private ownersnip or tine i
in each of the exchanging parties,
or they would have nothing to sell,
and thus implies law, for the pro
tection of title, and this again gov
ernment. So exchange, implies
price, and price implies money,
and money implies law and again
law implies government. Exchange
jigain runs back to government by
another route through contracts
and the' collection of debts; by
.another through the preservation
of the peace which is essential to
exchange ; by still another through
education without which any ex
ensiveor rapid exchange IS im-
iensiveur ipiu i
possible ; bv still another tbrouh
1 ' - , , , '
public roads, piers, docks ' and .
harbors which facilitate exchange; :
by another through ships, hich
iniiat be national property.
uat uc
Hurt hv Hfven independent :
routes, and there are many oth.rs, ,
xenanse .. v-
nent, runs bacK to u auu couiu nui i jl
xist without it
But out of this
relation of ex- i
i luii.' to government and law. from their oid quarters to ths corner opixj-,
u'""bC . i tlBite An. M-irshall' livery stable, a here ;
rKChailKe ltselt leaps lorwara to tne be found rea iv to do all kinds of i
lhatbtayeof honor which antici-;
a 1. il. 1 nnl
i.attsaiM discounts ooui niw au
' . . ;
government ana oecomes, as ii
were, the sonl of commerce
There !
miiit be honor between merchants ,
und creditor, between ag en t and.
principal, between banker and; (
i .ar ami tin:illv tietween the
exchani-er and the government,
whose exihtence underlies, in
many ways, his act oi exchanging. ;
Indeed, government itself, which j
in its highest forms rests upon
honor is in modern times littlej
more than an au.hoviUtive clear-J
1 . i A 4.. 1 I
rummen-e. in n iue s:kicicu
)eople of a nation hnally exchange
a- . ., .ua,ra .:fi. -,ih,.r 1
they effect an exchange ith other
nat o is of a grand national pro-1
hict of will, energy and purpose, j
Thich detei mines the kind of ex
changes which the country will
j.ilrsue.''
These view are . undoubtedly
vrrect, and the premises ' to, be
tlrawn therefrom are that govern-
tnmnt uml tral should be SO
imcii a
itimafA V arannU eA that there
-hould be no shadow of a separa-
. .. . .
t ion bet ween the two; that in mat-
ters pertaining to one there should
le no shadow of a question as to
the province of the other's interest
or right to participate in delibeia-
tive or actual transactions. The
tpiestiou should never arise, as it
verv often ' does, has the govern
xjient the right to interfere or
regulate transportation for the
very nature ot the ce, and the
fundamental principals invoieu,
preclude any doubt or demur upon
the subject.
A WnRTll Y A I' POINT 31 EN T.
' Tlx Kvening" Telegram very
pertinently puts the case in the
peru..M.n "7-- - I
matter of appointments in the fol-;
lowing : The appoiutun-nt oi Gen- j
ral ltenjainin M. l'rentiss as!
... i ..i !
Indian inspei-tor at a
salary oi
-,:K) a year, will L. received with
satisfaction by, h 'th lKjlltI0al
parties. It was this hero s com
mand that bore the brunt of tin
ilrsL dav's fijrht at hilh, and
though a gallant deieuse was made
j he was surrounded and captured.
tiince the war, General Prentiss
has met with many reverses and
he has become ' almost penniless.
For the past few years he has
managed to seek out a scanty living
l-v lecturing for a war panorama
-
His health is poor, and when he
XXua t h cuuitol the other day
lie was not recognized at first. His
. . r i -
object tnera was 10 secure irom u
old comrade. Secretary Noble, his
signature to a petition to appoint
the old soldier to the postmaster
ship at his home, a little town in
! Missouri. After he had told the
story of his pecuniary trials and
revealed his identity, the secretary
declared that he should not have
the pottoffice, but should have an
offics that would prove more re
munerative, and the aboye appoint
ment was given the discouraged
a id careworn old veteran, who
went on his wav reioicing. Deserv
ing Union soldiers will now find a
warm welcome
at the national
capital.
RyanTi'Tin-s nf resnfiot for the
- ---
'ate John Bright were offered in
the United States senate and re
ferred to the committee on foreign
affairs.
The senate, having completed all
of the work likely to come before
it at the present time adjourned
I vAfitarntv
J i
Kotuelbiag That' New.
Tlmmai Rrinlr has airfoil tn his
I factory machines for the manu
facture of woven wire mattresses
and is turning out some yo. l
mattresses; so if you want a good
.,' . . . - , .
mattress tiiai is tne piace to uuu
it
Bunder(i 8hould to 8mitn
r...,i.K. v,.:..,..r,rJ tia !
anamjaernaraware
NEW TO-DAT.
WAITED 200 COUUS MAPLE TIMBER
to be used for manufacturing chairs.
For particulars inquire of O. A. Archibald at
the Farmers' Warehouse, Albany Oregon.
ter Beat.
H
ALL OVBR K M. FRXNCU'a JKWKLRT 8TORI.
Inquire of r. a. krkjch.
Ci F.WKR8 AND W ELLS THOSE NEED- i
O inir sewers or wells due on short nocite
should call upon W. A. MtClain, Claris
V. 1 - 1
flfT fCMBUUftUIC.
FlOUND AT THE OPERA HOUSE A
gold breastpin, containing a lo.-k of hair.
Call ai Hkrald office.
Pres B. Marshall.
ji banyOreiron. Agent for the Wright !
bany Or
Farm Level
puiposes a
iuKau offic
LiOcation oi aucnes lor mug
ri-ialt Order left at the
ice will receive prompt attention.
A HUMPHREY. DIALERS IN
Y choi
choice cigars. In Wells, Fargo A Co.'s
oltioe. Fine impotteu ana ivey nest ci.irsa
! siiecialty
SALEA GRADED SllOHr HORN
P hnir weight lh00. vearsold. Willtake
wo.or trade togfo
ERS. Shcdd. Or.
..sTASiAKU- n-:sf.less skwinci
ruftfliinAkt. anil all kinds machine e.-
j tras at Will Bros.
T emovaL-Johnson & dannals.
""c
w v . wct v a iti .Afk d ' l I Tt 1 U i.a 1 It'V
iVA.Mr.i-A .
eral hcusewui
qUireatthe resid
C(lOD (ilHI. TO DO UK.N-
t wurk in a small family, ln-
,.i.iro ut the reniderne of F. A. Burliar'.
corner. it h and railroad street.
SATUKD A Y APIUL G
Artistic ,.etinedt instructive,
.rr ,.f
,rTC,c, , ryrmTT? W A MTk
iHOO LTJ I Xl-Ci XYIXU j
The character delineator, voalist ,
JSSSl
... - ar-,
AMI the GLOBE.
Mim Wade wul be supported in all
ehamttmn by the Aii.,, Hu-
Iuorj8t (wno stands without a peer),
MR HENNESSEY LEROYLE,
Ju hie great original characters.
DENNIS O'M ALLEY
AND MAM reiDAT.
Among the numerous cLanges will
be Dickens' beautiful character, Poor
Jo (tne London Crossing-Sweeper).
Attention is particularly called to
.1 -U - Tl.-i.
i ic W UUtltzt tut viwuc m vi ws-
! .. mtraat from this character) to the
BKArTiFtL Ccchesb of Ddvombhiw.
under one minute, and if not aocom-
, uhed m the time specified, Miss
Vade will forfeit $100.
The first evening's entertainment
vith tne khng bur-
j e "o'b INSON CRUSOE
j amphlsman kkiuay.
j Admission 50 cents. Children 23
j cents. Reserved stats at Blackmaus
1 without extra charge.
j nnT.nfm
j
MP.TlLiSER
COMPANY
N. K. Cr. 17th and F streets,
I'OCTLAND, - - OK KG ON
m a n rt'.vfrriTKBKs of
PU11E 150XE MEAL
For Orchards and Lawns
j ,( yyj V1U )SI'IIATE,
Fof ,;an,en8 and GraiI1.
ALSO
! d -f Dn..it-.,
j hniUxin muAe ,-,., llaw
i llones. ivj sand or other worthless
material beiiik; used.
Stewart & Soi, Agents,
ALBANY, - OREGON.
1 11
Opera House, !
uuan
TIIE MOTOTrNg
THE MARKETS.
ALBA.NT QIOTaTIOn.
Wheat 70
Oato 2530c
Flour 4.3L pei bM
Potatoes 25c
Eggs 15c
Butter iTc.
Lard 1215c.
Wool WA 17c.
Hams 12il5c.
Shoulders 10c.
Bacon 12t4c,;
- Hay Timothy, $12, oats and cheat,
8.
Apples Green, 75Q1.00 per bu.
Plums Dried, 5c. per tt.
Apples dried bleached 5c sundried
8 c.
Chickens $2.50(33 50
Hides Bef hides, greer, 5 c,
10 c : deer skins, 20c; sheep peltis, 10
80c, according to wool.
Beef 24c groes.
Mutton $2 00 per head.
Hogs 7c, dresbed.
Lard Kegs, or 5 gallon tins, 10c;
pails 12c.
Worth ftiaowlnz.
Mr.W, H.Morgan, merchant, Lake
City Fla., was taken with a severe
Cold: attended with a distressing
Cogh 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
und was unable 1o sleep. Fiualy
tried Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption and found immediate
rl.pf and after using a half dozen
rel.ei ana auer using a uu uuu
.bottles found himself -well and has
i.aA nn rotlirn lf tilt c'lSCaSU. 0
other remedy can show so grand
a record of cures as Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption Guaran
teed to do just what is claimed for it
Trial bottle free at Fo6hay & Mason
Brlek for Male !
n 00,000 eoed brick for sa'a . PPly tt w- C
ii Cassell. Albany.
to
-VIA-
SOUTHERN . PACIFIC COMPANY'S
THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.
Time Between
and MB FrnaclHeo
Albnay
35
35
California express trains run daily between
Portland and San Francisco.
south
north
4:00 p ni..Lv...
.Portland ....Ar..l0:45 am
.Albany Lv.. 6:45 am
. S. Francisco. Lv.. 7-00 pm
1
8:18 pm..L.v...
7:45 a m..Ar...
Loral Pana. Trala DaUy- Ex. Sunday
8:00 a in.. Lv..
12:40tpm..Lv..
2:40pm..Ar.
..Portland.
. .Albany...,
..Eugene..
..Ar.. 3:45 pui
...Lv.. 11:35 am
..Lv.. 9:00am
Lebaaoa Branch.
8:20tnm..Lv
..Albany Ar.. 6:3eam
.Lebanon Lv.. 5:45 am
Altmnv Ar.. 2:45pm
):06pm..Ar.
12:50 pm..Lv
1 ,.'fl n m A .
1 :36 p m .' .' Ar. .' .' ." . Lebanon Lv . . 2 0 pm
rlfffliABUFFETSLEEPERS'.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
For accommodation of Second-Class Pas
sengers attached to Fxpress Trains.
The o. r, CO. s rerry mwn cunncm
with all the regular trains on the east side di
vision iruui iwn wi
West Side Dlvlslaa.
Between Poitland and Corvallis.
Mall Train lalty-Excep,Suuday
: 7:30 a m . . Lv. ... Po.-tlsn 1
i 12:25 p m..Ar... C'onai.U,
..Ar.6 20 p.
. Lvl.30 p.
' At Albany and Corvallis connect with
trains of i npn PaciPcRa'Irnad.
Kxpre.ss Trala Hally (Exctpt Sunday)
4:.V) p m. .Lv Portland ... Ar.
8:00 pm .Ar McMinnville.Lv
. 9:00 am
.J5.45ura
THROUGH TICKETS
lo All Point-
SOUTH AND; EAST
Via California.
3TFor full information regarding rat4-s,
maiiH. etc-. -all on company 8 agent at Albany
K. KOEHLEK, E. P. BOGKUS.
Manager. Asst. C. 1. vP- A
THE
(mvrm DAPIPTP. RAH.RflAP
inutiiu
DfiVelOpmeilt CO. 8
Steamship Line"
AND-
22 Floxira Lesa Time.
Thaa byjany other route:
First-class through passenger and'frelrtit
from Portland and all points in the WU-
mette Vrllev to and from San Francisco.
Accomodation! unsurpassedVor comfort and
kicty. Fares and freUhU tia Yaquina and
the Oregon Dere opment company's steam
thips, much less that by any other route be
ween all points in the Wtlllamett Valkr
nd San Francisco.
Sailing dates.
rmoa ban rsAKcaico
WilUmette Valley. . . . - Dec 6th
WilUmette Valley 1S
Willamette Valley 30th
FROM TAHCISA.
WillamettelValley Dec. 1st
Willamette Valley. " lith
Willamette Vallev k2h
The company reserve the right, to chang
teamers or sailine dates.
C. H. Haswkll, Jr., Oen F. & P. A&ent.
4 Montgomerjistreet, San Francisco, Col.
DAILT fASSRNORR TRAINS.
Except Sundays.)
r v.niiin. R'A a if I T.v Alhinv 1-00 P.
Corvallis 10:88 am " CorvallU 1:40 m
Ar Albany 11:10 a a I Ar Yaquina fio r.
O &C. trains connect at Albany and Oor-
Willamette Klver line ot Steamers
TheWm. M. Hoajf.Xhe' N. S. Bcutley and
the Three Sisters are in service for both pas
senger and freight traffic between Corvallis
. ami Fortand anu iniernieuiaie pomis, ict
inir company's wharf, Corvallis, and Messrs.
Hulman i Co.'s wharf. Nos. 200 and 202
l Front St., Portland, three times each week
ih follows:
I NORTH !
i Lv Con allis Mon., We 1 1 8 OO'air.
LvCorvallUMon.,'
! Lv Albany Mon.,w
I m j
n cs.,i
tm:i
veil. ..Hi. r. ........ ou mu
dl. and Vri :! 0 rn
Thnr and Sat n
,Thur. and Sat.... 3 30 .
kOUTII BOUND.
Lv Portland Mo:i., Wed. ami Fi 00 am
...t... Mr. . iV'.ul a nil Kri 7 1 Tl DID
i.v Kalem Tu2s.'.Tlmr. and Sat 0 fiO inn !
Lv Albanv Taes., Thur. anil Sat 1 30 pin
Ar Corvallis Tues., lliur. and Sat. . . 3 30 wd
Wm. M. Hoao,
C. Hosnr. Ceneral Mauairei .
St k U. F. & P. Afteut
i
.Corvallis, O on
Overland
Calo
lapina We!
i .
m MILES SHORTER
1EEtat;: THTTBSDA Y. APmi, 4 1889.
The Jpy Bakery !
Uodet Jie new management of
- WH KEEP
tA f uil line of choice family jrroceries' and
TOV'RJOD,
Cannea fmeapplesl
Choice Table' Delicacies
BOrnamented cak for
Wedainas and Parties.
, , Salmon belliei mackerel and alt fish of all
kinds.
mm BAKED BREAD
ifiycrv Dav.
ySm Pies. Cakes.
TEAS and COFFE
ife. liaisi
CANNED UWODS, ETC.
-Vne best Soap in the market-
Le Roi Savon.
A fine assortment of domestic
and Imported Cigars
f3TAt JohnSFox's old.stand. low .Fl nns
lew brick.
HOPKINS 4 SALTMARSH, :
iog S Pipe Fittiog
STOVES.3
tare and Hardware,
All work" Dromptlv done at
reasonable rates.
First Strrkt,
Pkarm Block
L. VIERCK'S
HAIR CUTTING and BATHS.
CCEverything new and neat. A
clean towel for every customer.
FIKKT STREET BELOW KKVEKK HOUSE
ALBANY, - - OREGON
A
In Albanvlhas been filled by the
SECOND HAP STORE.
The past year has proven it to be
necessity. The best and cheapest
place in the city to buy vour
StOYBS,Farniture,tmwaTe
We aie aiways prepared to tmy your
household furniture at the highest
cash price. Sole agents for the
PEERLESS 0!L CAN
And Lamp Filler.
IL. GOTTLIEB.
W
'inter Bros.
Candies N
Ptanb
SHAVING
PARLORS
j Want
G.k
SUCCESSOR TO VT. H. M'FARLAND
Has the Largest Stock of STOVES In the YALLE f
SUPERIOR STOVES AND RANGES.
' ' " MMBJgy'3
O
Z
s
o
j
a.
CO
o.
0.
ARGAD COOK ANDHfc&ATILMG STOVES
Also a large and complete assortment of kitchen utensils in tin, copper and jjranite ware.
COME
A
If you wish to secure one of those
fine lots inHackleman'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 & IAIOUTEITH,
Sole Agent for These Lots,
ALBANY, OliEOX,
All
HaTingl latolj secured "a revy large and desirable
lire of Lineus, such as Towels, Napkins and
Damask at exceedingly low prices, we shall
we shall offer the samel at a
SPECIAL SALE
FOR THE J
NEXT TEN DAYS.
We extend cordial -'nvitation to all to call and
examine these goods, feeling that we can show you
bargains. In connection with the sale we shall dis
play a large line ot WHITE GOODS', und embroi
deries at
LOW PRICES
A beautiful line of ginghams and seasonable wool
on iliis fronds. Our stock is new and comulere in
every department.
"VV IF1.
SMITH
Bin
mm
SEiiU,
Albany. Ore(ra.
Farmers & lerchants
COM A. X Y
-Ol-
Albany Oregon
I aid rr capital sss.m.
OFFICERS.
Preeilent Charles E.' Wolverton.
Vice-President J. O. Writsman.
Treasurer J. W. Cusick.
Secretary J. K. Elderkin.
DIRECTORS.
R. fc. Stralian, Uhas. E. Wolver
ton. J. L. Cowan, D.?li. Monteitu,
J. W. Cusick, J. O. :Writsman, J
K. Elderkin, Charles Mouteith, C.
F. Simpson.
Safe, Sound, L'cnseryative
A Square Company,
Managed by Square Men,
Patronized by Square People
Parsoaizo Home Enterprise
it
Hermann Bieicks, Prop.
THIS RESTAURANT IS NOW OPENED TO
the public in the Saltmarsh buildins; be
low the Revere House, where pood meals
will be served at all hours. Mr Uierck ia
vites nisold customers and the public gener
ally to call. The tables w ill be sujiplied with
the best viands the market affords. Satisfae
tion guars ntee .
Mr. IMercks was formerly proprietor of the
flevere House restaurant, which he ran oa
the European p'an.but found that pian didn't
succeed, so he opened his present resUomit
w here he hss (riven general satisfaction.
Persons wanting a first-claiwmeal should
go to Hermann's.
X-JTNo Chinese employed.
Police.
CHANGS OK KAMR.
In theICountvtCourt of Linn County, Stats
of Oregon.
MOTICE IS "3EREBY GIVEK TO ALL
iH persons concerned that by crder of ths
County Court duly made and entered of
record on Monday, January 7th, 1889 the
name ot Charles 11. Schubert was changed
from Charles H. Schubert to Chaiiss H.
Muelle
Uone by order of the Hon. D It. N. Black
burn Judge of said county court.
Witness my hand and the seal of said oeurt
affixed this 7th day of Januar- A. D. Its
E. E. MON r AGUE.
County Ckrk.
OREGON RAILWAY and
NAVIGATION COMIMNYJ
Columbia River Route
Trai or the East leave Portlandt8 a. a
and 2:40 r. a. daily.
mTT" -riri'ioj to and from priaci(ial
X IL iV Jj 1 O poinU in United States,
Canada and Ears pa.
ELEGANT PULLMAN PAIACE CARS
Emigrant Sleeping Can Bin Throsrt si
Express Trains
OMAHA,
asd ST.pAUL
Irrefor Chance and nil boat
CloseConnections at Portland for Saa (Fran
Cisco and Puget Sound points.
For further particulars inquire of Curaan ft
Monteith, First Street, Albany, Oregon.
Ilkiats leave the O. R. N. Co.'s wharf, at
the foot of Broadulbin street, on Tuesday aai
Friday of each week. C. G4RAWLINGS.
bbcal Afsau
W. n. HOLCOMAT,
iiesicral Maaacer.
A. A. MAXWBAA,
i. r. T. A,
A L BA 1M Y
Collegiate Institute,
ALBANY, ; 0RE60N
1888..... 1......M8
A Eull Corps of Instructors.
Classical, scientific, literary, commercial
and normal classes. Courses of study ar
ranged to meet the needs of all ji adss of
students. Special inducements Basse' t
students from abroad. T nit ton ranges frost
( lt.M rer BTeraa.
Instrumentallttstruction In music will
given 'by Miss lAura Goltra.
Board in private families at low rates, and
rooms for astf beardiag at smaU exaeass. A
carsfai sopervaaaa exercawd over "pupils
away from aome.
For circulars sad talli parttculafB, address
the president,
KEY. BLBKRT N. CON DAT,
Albany. Otsgsa.
J0IU CCIl-EECG
LiYery. Feed & Sale Stable
Corner Second and EiUvmih 8U
ALBANY, - - QRSOON
Horsks soarord by the day or tnewSh. Oar
riages or buggies on reasonable tarsas
real
ONLY FIRST CLASS HEARSHEIN THE CITY
OF ALBANY. OREGON.
president, L. Flinn.
VICE-PRESIDENT S. E. Young,
CASHIER,. E. W. LsDgdOD
TRANSACTS A GEKERM.J BAKK1NO
PUSINESS. Accounts kept subjectt
check. Sight Exchanj.-e and Telegraphic
Traiifcfer sold on New York, Chicago, San
Fmnrisco and Portland, On-jfon. CoUectieas
made on favorable terms.
BIP.SCTOES s
8. E. Yocwo ! Fum
. f. IJLAiJt W. t. i'uas.
E. W. I.ANO: N
Jas. F. PostLL, AtiUtiutOAihi
500 000
Hermanns
Rostauran
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