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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1890)
( Tin: MOUXING IIEliALl): FIJI DAY, FFBKUAKY 21, 18UO. 9 i 1 .-iv iMi -VHilu Timlfl ! intl,e now stat, ul ,v"sl,i-'y". 2 di i; uu iUium aw j pr i:;hi., t. (r tlu, ul,ac!,llK.ntufasu,,. day ivfet law. lTobahly iliuse petitioners were not perjieated . J i. v WKBKIA lit C..V: Mri-:er, lcr iwiS;. (.1 .Voi.tl:.: H." i a : o WEKKI.Y. (I'uWij'deil vi-rv Kriilay M-:r:itr;ir. ; e i-opy, 'r nnnnir., in aivai.us h'lXv i.: i not I' .ill in a-lvam-c -J.fO ' Tti:3i.t:i.M. i M;kl.'?' it t he Alton y iMHtoiiirttlcti; r-ir a'l otlii.'tM isortii i'iie ICisUtii st.itcj ' ti'MO A. si, rho Wet SiK; f tij the N;iir.tv Canire K. K. ) For Portland ami SjIcmi 11a. a Corvallis ami VaiUina v. M office h..uth 7:30 r. Tlie postoilicc will "1 closoil each uvriiii.g ri:n .ix to seven o'clock. K-','i.-tfrH m liter for th; luirly morning irAu should lie ti.ilfil before S o clock the ;ri:vi'iua eveniru'. OREGON PACIFIC Tl.MK TAI1I.F.. I'absemjer. . Freight Arrive .: n.i5;ii. ,i.oo i m ; .ri.i"im : CM a KKHOVAI. The olli're of the Daily ami Weekly Mkralij has been re moyed into the Foster block up stairs in the rooms formerly occu pied by the Masonic lodqc, where larger and more commodious quart ers have been fitted up. Patrons of the paper will picas! observe the change. VI HA! MO 11 Til A H t S. Efforts have been made to have the census collate the situation on the subject of farm mortgages. The The Globe-Democrat of St. Louis commenting on the elforts says: "It is impossible to see that any good purpose would be served by requiring the census-takers to gather statistics with regard to the mortgage indebtedness of the farm- era. Whatever the facts may be concerning the amount of such in cumbrances, the matter does not come within the scope of Federal legislation. Congress has no power to change the terms of the contract or to release the debtor from any of his elf-imposed obligations. The farmer who has borrowed not wisely, but too much, deserves sympathy, of course, nut there is no practical way for the law-making authority at Washington to rectify his mistake and reduce his burden to satisfactory proportions. The mortgage system has been one of the controlling factors in the settlement and progress of that section of the country. If the peo ple could not have obtained money : in that way, they could not have transformed the empty prairies into cultivated estates, and built comfortable homes to mark the spread of civilization. They dis counted the future, as they had a right to do, and as they were obliged to do in order to accom plish the laudable purpj.se which took them there. In some in stances, no doubt, imprudence was manifested, and in others there were visitations of bad luck which no precaut on could have kept out of the case. Hut as a general rule, it is safe to say, the money has teen intelligently borrowed and profitably applied." Whether the situation of the case justifies t lie position taken by the above named japer or not is a question for consideration. Cer tain it is that farm mortgages are a serious matter and if any statistics can be made that will open the eyes of the people to the .situation and cause a reformation on the subject it should be provided for. with the same spirit lh.it th-ir !eg islatuie was, in its sj abbles over the chuplaiu busr.es. The Sun day rest quesMi-n seems to be hav ing some prominence hut the out come of it will bi' a considerably mixed up discussion without any conclusion bein reached. j Kti-i:tKXT.Tivi: IIekmann has I presented and procured favorable action upon a bill to grant a pen j sion to ChrNtina Kdson, a pioneer of Oregon whe rendered valuable services in the Ko-itie river Indian wars in an early day. The pension will be .f2o per month. Kissia used to depend alone upon thia country fur her cotton and in 1SSI she imported Q mil lion dollars worth. She is now going to Central Asa for part of the supply, getting 4D,0Oi tons from tint locality last year. In the railway car building busi ness there are 'M companies in the United States and lat year they turne . out 70.54G cars. oriev In 1. Liv Purse, fiio Carry tie Largest Assortment of Boots and !ta in I Ikaoy And lay in.asupph Ik'oU and ilioes. 1 hviiiu- o au im.ituii duaiii- in "ur Dut-iiit'as weepm -Exeo-ULction, Will he made ill our entire stock of Boots and hoes, and we will eli i.u -o'i- cl.. a t r ;m u f r l ouiiLt tht-m I m fore NEW TO-MAY. ! IF B DALE A OOOIl NO. S PANOK. UKASON ior sellii'ir. vvantctl r. l-irirer stove for batn connections Apply to I. Vikkkck. LOHT. HOC.NO (iOI.ll LOCKKT. WITH IHAMOMl settini;; contains a lady's portrait Suit able reward u ill be paid for'iu return to this office. F 'OR 8ALR. A SEW SIM1KII SEWISO UACIIINK. at xrcatlv rcJucid rates: also choice canary birds, Kn-lish ami German singers. For particulars iiiqicru of Mrs. Win. Slyer. LOST- IS THIS CITY OX SVN ltllAY KKB. 15, A tJcrdoii setter iXvt black and tan colored, 7 month.", answers to the name of "Dan." Liberal rew ard will be paid for his recovery. 15. Al. SLOAN. fob the mn mm AYS ONLY i:i si.r.ss mh u . .NTKII AUKXTS. GRNTI.KUEX Oil L.OHKS. TO handli; a new invention, that is intle- pen-ii'ole and sells at Mxht. Address K. Uooilrich, Alhanv, Or. A.NTtu T( BI V A MUAI.I. SKCOND II IXDC'X'K stove nnd.dininu table. Address "S." Herald office. IJARTIKS WI-IIINC GltAVKI. KKOM the Wilkins pit near this eitr must call at the office o' the Oregon Land Co. and pro cure tickets, liv order J. ii Wiikina, LOli SALK! A N. 1 MILLIXEKY STOCK J? in a So. 1 location in the thriving rity of Albany. Low rents and splendid rooms. r.r particulars address firm 1. O. box l, A'banv, Or. SECKET SOCIETIES. A. O. U, W. Safety Loil(je So, 13; meets every Monday evenini; at the (J. A. It. ball on Kerry street, between .Second and Third. Albany, Oregon. Strangers in the iky and transient brethren cordially int ited to atteiid. Tue punishment of crimes, as accorded ly human customs is ter ribly out of proportion to the offenses committed. Take for in stance the penalty imposed for petty larceny, which often lands the perpetrator in the penitentiary for years, and the punishment of those who betray a trust and em bezzle thousands. The Friend in speaking of this says it is really astonishing how lightly men regard a fiduciary trust and with what nonchalance they betray the con fidence reposed in them. Bank wreckers, embezzlers and charact ers of the like ilk are on the in crease. The law seems to have no terrors for them and they pursue the even tenor of their way undis turbed by the action of courts or the misery their conduct produces. Public sentiment is much to blame for this. If the betrayer of a fidu ciary trust manages to escape punishment ; continues to live in line style, keeps open house and entertains his friends in grand style he is regarded as a gentleman of the first water; notwithstanding the fact that he has obtained hie wealth by dishonest means. If society were less lenient, refused to condone the crime and shunned the criminal as though afiaid of being contaminated by association, it would do mora to stop the be trayal of sacred trusts than all the punishment the courts can inflict. lUci'herson I'ost No. !, H. A. K. Muted meetings at the G, A. R Mall on tnc second and Fourth Friday e-enin',-3 ef each monrb. 'I rai.sient Comrades arc rotil" a'.'y invited to meet with us S. W. KKr-SK, 11. V. Taklkr. Commtndert Adjutant. QTitYi-:i) HOUSE-A MEDIUM SIZED O buy h'irM', with a blur.ed face a:.d one eye out, about four years o'd, has strayed upoi. tin: f irm of Daniel Houck. mar 'Ian irent. The iitvner can secure the horse by calling it the premises and piying chains. " II T ANTED M X OF GOOD SELLING I ? a ility to represent us as tales nsenl in this town. "(2W to i 'lKX) per year can be iii3le ) Address, Wanamaker lirown, Philadelphia, I'a l'he largest clothing and merchant t i!or ng h-i'isc in AiiM-rua. SIT. A V ED ii! STOLENrKOM THE premise i Denver lla.'kleiii.Hi, i car Albany, a ont Sept. I, three joiing Kpl'l',u-'" brr.nil.d thus UL on left shoulder. Two three year old and one two year old, the latter dark color, the othirs sorrel and rcd di!i brown. Any inf uinatiuii lcadintr to their recovery will lieJHuitably rewarded by the undersigned. E. II. LORD. Albany, O.. AN'NCAL SCHOOL MKKTIXO -XOTICE IS hereby given to the leal voters of s boo) district No, S, Linn county, Oregon, that the regular annual school meeting of said Fchool district 'ill be held on Msndav, the 3d day of March, 1MJ0, at the hour of '7 o'clock r M. of said day at the jourt house, in the city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, for the purpose of bearing the reports of the di.ectors and clerk of said erhool dis trict and to levy a tax f r the support of the schools for the ensuinir year. Also foi the purpose f levying a tax for the pu'pose of paying interest on the lioni's ol said school district, and for the tra saction of any other business that may leg-ally eouie before (aid ' meeting, j liv or.ier of tne board of directors. j iJated February 14, 1WK). C. G. lil RKHART, I loiix Fohiiat, lhstrict Clerk. I Chairman Uoaru Directors. A fine line of toilet soaps at .'"tan ard fc Cusick s. Tinware w trranted not to rust Matthews & Washburn's. Go to I'helps for the latest styles in commercial work. Fine dressed chickens thi morn ing at Geo. C. Henderson's. Tinware warranted not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's. Great clearance sale at W. V. Head's lor the next UO days. Fine dressed chickens to-day at Geo. C Henderson's. For school books and artist nip plies go to btanard & Cusick's. Cheap Astoria lots in the exten sion to th Uailway addition. A full line of homeopathic leim dies at. Hubbard's new drug tton Tinware warranted not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's. If you want a choice cup of tea try my 40 cent tea in bulk. C. E. Brownell. Business men who want neat, tasty stationery get l'help.s to do their printing. Buy lots in the extension to the liailway addition to Astoria. They are cheap. A good second hand urnan for sale cheap at the art studio over Linn County bank. A speedy cure for catarrh war ranted in every case. Applv to Dr. Patton. Smoke tht celebrated Havana filled 5-cent igirs, manufactured at Julius Jose h"s cigar factory. Those who have used Hubbard's headache capsules pronounce them the best remedy for the headache that they have ever tried. Mr. Martin Ludwig, the only phimb?r in Albany that can make a wipe joint, will remain with Matthews & Washburn. For your line lraivn tcd ami Ke West cigars, tro to M. Baumifart viijjar store, one door tuct of Klack man's drug 6to'4 Work on the Albany & Astoria railroad will probably begin in the spring out I'helps will do your printing for you now and do it right. Why suffer with the headache, when Hubbard's headache cap sules will positively cure it. Prescriptions accurately com pounded day or night by II. C. Hubbard, the prescription drug gist. Residence over the store. :1889 . Clearance Sale Haifa's & Waslibome, ALBAN Y. OREGON. OlTIOOL KLKCTION NOTIl'K IS IIRRKKY O given thai, the regular ancual school election in school di-trict No.5, Linn county, Oregon, wi.l be held at the central tchool building in vai.l kcIi m1 d istrict, on M inday, the 10th day of March, for the purpose of electing one director to serve three yeais and ono clerk to serve one year. Said elec tion to begin at 2 o'clc k r. M. and continue unnl 6 o'clock r u. of said day. By order of the board of directors. Dated February 14, 180. C. O. IiCRKIIART, Joiix FcsiiiY, District Clerk. Chairman ltoard Directors, REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OK. CHAS Pfeitfer, Prop. Only first-eclass house in the city. Large sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General stage ottic fo Corvallis. ONE TRIAL MAKES A Mar Customer, MY COMPLETE STOCK -AND IMODEST PPJCES Are what does cor 'ially icvited them. it. You an to be one ol C. E. BROWNELL. K- S A LE-'-C LEA N CHEAT imothv, baled; will lie sold in quantities to suit at reasonable rates for cash, at the I stables ot b. lenders. HAV til 0B REOO.X KLKCTRIC RKLIRF IS TIIK HOST BLR- gant medicine in the world for interna and external use. and for pain ol ar.. nature. You will never And its equal. Ask your druggist for it. Tlie OelelimtRd French CURE APHMTiNE" muted to , cure or money refunded HEAL THYSELF WITHOUT MEDICINE This tan be done by aiding nature to remove all foreign or injurious matter from tne sj stem, by use of Dr. ilford Hall's new h.ygtnio treatment. Address J. Ii. Hughes, Agent, Albany, Oregon. 4'ontrrlr nnd Itulltlrr f plIR UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED X in Albany srliuits palrtnage fiom cily and country. Will contract to build bridges, barns, and all manner of dwelling holies, including Queen Anne, Eastlake and Eliza bethian stvle of buildings. Wdl fuiinsh plans and sp. cificatins tree of charges, ha lis faction (iuarantee1 W.C. CAshhL. CHE A 1 3i ONE Y ! We have made arrangements to sui -p'y tuor.ey to all on loiig time at low Tales, of inttrfct rn inmrnvuil f.,rmt A PETITION has been sent to Sen- and choice city propurty. Those who Alton to Dresent to the United c.l,l.cn,P,ale building brick blocks can MWI States senafo, from his constituent? get uiOQiy. See us ! WALLACE & CUSICK. AFTER BEFORE lis m ner live organs ol either sex whether .rising ironi the exeos ive 'i(x of stimulants, i lia co or opium, or through jouthful inrlis- rct ion, over iniliilgen c, etc., such as loss of Itrain Pow er, .Vake u'ness. Bearing Down Cains in the :a-k. Seminal W akuess, Hys- eria. Ner ou- Pms ration, Nocturnnl Orriis ioiis, lAiucoirhoe, Dizziness, Weak Memory, iwrf Poe 'nl Imp itenc , which if iici, lee'od often lead to premature old age and insanity. Trice $1 a box: 6 boxe5 fcr S5.0C. Sent bv mail on receipt of price. A WMIITK ;lKt.IKK is given with every th order received, to refund tne money if a IVrniMnrnl cure is noteffet tcl. We have thousamisof testimonials from old and young, of both sexes, who have been permanently cured by the use "f Aphroditine Circular free. Address IIIK 4 Plllt II mi ni:iF, ro. Western llraiich, llox, 27. I'o2 'and, Oregon. For sale by Fot-hay A Masni.t holesaleand retail di1igfi'H, Albany, Oregon. To iimVe room for my large comment't- January 'JOtli a jiring stock I will i EMW- TPs ! yiHStii:;4x"HntiflnTniin ainima Laiuntuu, wi too. GRAND CLEABANCF Have you got La (irippt? It so buy an Early Brealctast or Jewel Stove or Range and you will have ;t .st long pull n having the happiest home in the Valley. Call anl examine our Anti Kust Tin-rare iraw WARHBORN, $5oo WORTH GOLD WATCHES I take; this method of informing the citizens of Albany and vicinitj t I .'iHve jut opened a first class clothing 6tore io connection with my and have added the most complete fetock of gents tha merchantile business Kememl'er this means evervthing in -took have room, and we any other city beat ii i i i you all anil will save you money Iriiriiisliiiis mi:s no nor purpose to let rortlanil or u.s in prices. We rrant to see Goods and Clothing SPECIAL MRGAIHS IK CLOAKS. ;oois. GKNTS" FUJIMSHINt; GKNTS" NKl'K WKAK GKNTS' HOSIKHV, UMHKKLLaS. HOS1KKY, LAl'IKS' DKKSS GOODS, LA 1)1 KS' FANCY GOODS, LA i U hS' L N DKKW E AU.B LA""-'' HfwiKRY, LADIES' NOTIONS, ever brought to the city. In order to adrertiae my business I have de cided to 2i ve away over $500 wor'.h of Gold Watches. Every purchaser of one dollar's worth of goods, fr cash, from the clothing department will receive h chance for cne of thse gold watches. Stock is all new purcliawd iu the east for spot cash, and will be sold at LOWEST LIVING RATES. Gail and examine my stocK nefore purchasing elsewhere. fNo trouble tn'sbow goou,. Albany. Ot: G. w. SttrPSON. LACK CJV MTA .138, FIUETO. Albany, Oregon Will & Stark. ; V MflH(l .JEm mil rsfi.5- . SiiWsS' ,Jti r"",nr'- JBni'r.:.iiiii1 rH:Kw I at 1 I wf ii r. i ' II Ml rTTTrl " " Llrf ire , Y-uiii 5c.b' lUiyJJA rirc J'SenfTjor rtrguljr.?! ptrfaW3 k9.S MBir.TiNr,Mraco.flOTur.fAL X I T-. SI in" Foshay d Mason. SOLD BY The City Liquor Store, ' M. It A VMOA11T, Proprietor. fSTAsxl.dior to li J I Fellows' emplc, Albany, Orccjoti Keep constantly on hand tha finest imjirtc.l aixlIomcttic w nes, liquon ..oa. Onlv HnI cIw lienor nore in slm city SPECIAL ATTEr'QN PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY tCi XUS&Os Mil Mmnr Bla rtlifciilattrcaiMwdV lusafWDoniauJ FE Bi O STOU E GENERAL PliODUCE MARKET. WANTED SPECIALLY Hay, oat and potatoes, to supply customers nn the Oregon Pacific Railroad extension and my increasing home trade, where I sefl in quantities to suit the purchaser. Ofllo. foot or Ferry street. R. M. ROBERTSON. M7l to reading p;j$Cfc PHOTOGRAPHERS: We have U to date (Nu dueetl rates ALB Am. ocennk. he. netratives made by L. W, Ofiflr Atia GreeriWooii t Duplicates ean be had ft m , a '.e.te iaye.ttoqtU00 negatives .Au" .i.L-" - j 'ui rw-t wm. l Ban :yht a 18 ., wiiieii aupi cat e had at like rates. We erirrT h li , HTl : " ? An uriTMl unrk .t l.i lii.:'. i '." in. . . ,.jt ! . --tins? wora. we cf this 6'.ati-. shall be pit al)d to Masoitc lew ; j ou at cur studia in FromaB'a Wook, next d ofk. oarts Ou IV. i-t., r""n213WJ
