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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1890)
Til E AIOIIKIKG 1IE1UVLJ): YYIUIYAIIY 27, JSVO. tfarwu,.niiiWKW v, v JTllti ii-,1f1 ! Iemanl lor re.l.iciion in rsites, hut L; ! luive the postal M'rvu-e em i!oyel to better i.lwtntae. It is . l.iusie.l ' I- UM-- r .sri',SCiU-n'NT i-.i--lit 1 r-t e'.:v-n .1 uv orricr, per wtn'k.. v in.li !, ('' .. (. 16 a 00 WEKKLY. Published evcrj' Friday Mrnin.) . J. tniiniil ill ftilV<CG..- V. ...... - - - hc i not iu advance from this stai.l,oiiit that roiifiiess ! wouhi lo well t) ext. ml t lie I've "AlLV , m n , ! .lelivery tem at lea.t to the L'91 i.ir.rmnv ; except Monday. j ' ' , ;l,:,S.it. euies in" ii" w ants. The additional expense, less than $700,000 hiM nt --land in the way of increasing the elli. iency of the postal service, ami cnler rin additional benefits and advan tages upon the people of the United states, who snpjiort thai service. It has been demonstrated that free postal delivery is a profit able undertaking, inasmuch as it incieases the' revenues of the Fot office Department in a remarkable TnrjH.tiL. Vails t the Albany poatottite close Kor all offices north. )... : fl.o tji-strrn states IW riie Wit aula . ( Ajid the Nairow fiaasie It. K. Torl'ortUnd and Salem ..11 A.M. Corvallisand Yaquilia !.- o!lioe south..... ..wOf.il The postotBcc will be closed each evening rmn six to seven o'clock. , . Ki-'iitared matter lor the -early motnini; irainsnuuld be mailed before 8 o clock the tirvi iu evcuinv. OREGON' PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrive-! Departs t'assenccr. ....... ...... Freight ............. Vll.16amll.00 p iu . 6.25pm 1 .f KCMOVAI. Thn' nflii-n' of the Daily and Weekly Herald has been re moved into the Foster block up Btairs in tho rooms formerly occu pied by the Masonic lodge, where larger and uaore commodious quart-1 era have boen fitted up. Patrons' of the paper will please observe the change. , EDITORIAL NOi'HS. Ose of oar American Licyclo nien, Thomas Stevens, who has been making the tour of the world 'with his wheel, has gained from the English Royal Geographical society a recognition of his African attempt to reach Stanley. Our American wheelmen lead the world in their lioe. John' L. Sullivan while on a BDree. recently, on Broadway New York, caught flight of a sister of charity, and made quite a public demonstration in gelling her to ac- ceDt a fifty dollar donation. Prob ably he roundly cursed hiuvelf : when sober enough to take in the aitnsttion . over the loss !:f the money.. ' The strange story told in regard to the removal in ee-rret, by friends, of the body mi President Garfield, from the vault in which . it lay to a private vault, for protec tion from the grave robbing ghouls, reads like romance, and is not a recommendation -..for the honest I patriot isnv of the American people But then cupidity will create even grave robber;. Thr South Carolina man who ehot his wife an.l her uncle, and when arrested nonchalently re marked to the officers tiat it was nnlv a family affair, seemed to have very peculiar ideas upen the duties and responsibilities of indi viduals in their relation to the family. Probably his family affair will not linger within the sacred precincts of the family. The state will evidently take a hand in it. Idaho, in her application for state-hood, seems to be fortified with all the; facts and figures to back up her claim for the position. While the territory grew slowly in tho early days of its organization, . it has now laid the foundations for a rich and prosperous common wealth. Her population last year was estimated to be over 117.000, and the senate committee expresses the belief that within ' one eir after her admission as a state these figures will be increased to 150,000. Tiierb seems to be a slight dif ference between the administration of justice in this country and in F.nrone. and in some instances the example from oyer the water might at least be considered, and perhaps a moral extracted that could pro- fitaV.y be applied on this side. For instance here is M. Corvillain, wh se cartridge f -tory exploded .in X iit.ivtrrv n. f;w months ai:o and caused enormous damage. He was convicted of criminal careless ness and sentenced for four years and six months and to pay a tine of 2."0;) francs. It wr.s commonly supposed that he had got oil' pretty easy, but M. Corvillain had the ten. oily to enter an appeal, me Ap-H-late Court has not only aflirme I tte original sentence, hut added eighteen months to the term of iinpiisonmcnt. It is evident tlinl M. Corvillain didn't know a good thing when he s.iw it, and the general verdict will probably be, "Served him ri:h!." Is the postal expansion :in 1 im provement buslncs-s it is beginning to be strongly iccoinm nded that the irtc delivery tsxetem bu ex ten lel.and especially thut mote elli -iency be estaMi-lied. At fre quent intervals there is a demand jh i le for r "tuced rates of p st;ige, k. if the Dconte of the United Llftu S.ates could h polle I on tha tpiep- tioti it would be found that a very larrf majority want increased elli cie"icv in the postal service much more than they want one-cent lettei postage. There is nogcneral "Put JV1 A oney ri Thv Purse," AMD GO TO KRAUSSE &. Kl-EIN,- Who Carry-the Largest As lv i ill ill wient ol Ms anil m in Aimy And lay in a supply ufliootsand JShoes. Owing to an important cl;:.i:v in our I'Ufeinebsj ilenree. When letter-writers can know that their letters w ill be de livered promptly and with accur acy there is much more tenrptation to write than w here the delivery system is not in voiue. Wk measure a variety of articles by the yard, but what that yard practically is would be a hard mat ter to e.'ucidate, it may be said in answer that a yard fs simply an arbitrarv standard which tradition says is based upot. the length of the arm of Henry VIII. At pres ent tlie yard is the distance between two marks upon a certain bar, kept in .the Tower of London, and if it should be destroyed the exact standard could never be replaced. To avoid this uncertainty, and ob tain a fixed and unvarying stand ard, the French, in the last cen tury, made an accurate measure ment of a quadrant of the earth's circumference, and, taking the ten-millionth part of this distance, gave it the name of metre, and adopted it as the standard of length. The length, which is equal to about 39 37 inches, is now in universal use on the continent of Europe, and is authorized as a legal standard in nearly all civil- izod countries. Considerable dis cussion has arisen as to w hether the original measurement was perfectly accurate, and it teems probable that there was a small error, so that if the standard metre now kept in Paris should bo de stroyed, a remeasurement of the quadrant of the earth would not give us exactly the same metre. However, the error in any case is a very minute one, and the chances arc very small that the original standard will ever be de'r.yed, to say nothing of the fact that the numerous copies distributed among the various nations of the world do not appreciably differ from it. S-weepin 3ed--u.ctIon Will be ramie in our tntliesuik ..1 licols and bhots, aril we will teli you gi-wi- .1 w l'" tl:f.ii mu evu- bought thembfore FOE THE NEXT EOKTY AYS 0NLY XEIV TO-DAY. HOR.SES Bought and gold on most favor, able terms. Apply to A. Sender at Marshall's or Schmeer s tabltii. tfAKM Kolt SAl.K-200 ACHES OF J? clioioe land, all umlt-r cultivation, ton' miles soutlieaat of Albany, for gale at a hir pain. In'iuite of Paul Miucenincir, r at thirl office. Lost. Rounii ooi.d lock kt. with mamonp vetting; contains a lady's portrait Suit able rtward will be paid for iu return to this otfice. f'OB SAl.K. A KKW MNOl'.R SWWINO SIACHISK, at creatlv reduced rates; aNo choice canary birds, Enjfiish and German singers. r or particulars inquire 01 .urs. " " .). I- OST- IS THIS CITY OMSVTtRDAY KKB. 15, A i :m!..n rtr il j bl' k and tan colored. 7 month!-, answers to the name of "Uan." I.il-t-ral reward w in ce pain lornis recovi-ry. WANTRD AOX.STM, OKNTLKMKS OR LADIES, TO koii.itn & tiw invention, that in inde- pensible and se'ls at hiht. Address K. Goodricn, Aiuany, vr. WAXTEU A GERMAN WOMAN WISH ES a situation to do uenerat housework. Apply to Sir?. Louis, at the Revere House. PARTIKS WI-HIN'G GRAVEL FROM the Wilkins pit near this city murt call at the otliee o the Oregon La..tl (' and pro cure ti-.-kcti. Rv onler J. H Wiikins, FOR SALE! A NO. 1 MILLINERY STOCK in a No. 1 location in the thrivinp city of Alt anv. Low rents and sp'endid rooms. For particulars address firm I". O. box 99, Albany, Or. . TAi.-Triu.MtX OV GOOD SELLING a ilitv to represent as as sales acent in this town. (3 00 to S 2000 per yar i-aii be made ) Address, W'anara kcr ; Urown, Philadelphia, 1' rhe largest eloihini and mcrchiint tillo ns h-i-.is.i in America. w CjTRAYED OR SiOLESSf r'ROM THE O piciuises of Denver II-Acklcman, i ea' Ai!.!tn- a unit Sunt. 1. three voitnjf treldiii'-'s. br.tiidid thu 111. on left shoulder, 'iwo thre vcar ulil and cue two year old, the U trr "da'k coli.r, the othtrs sorrel and red .iiui luowii. Anv inf i iiKitinn Icad-ns t. their i c ovcry w ill be. suitably rewanled by the u.ulersisiieu. r.. ii. u.mvi., A banv. O. . NM'M. scllool, MKrrrlNO NuTICK is - i,..i-,..v ivi:n io the lejal voters of S hoid d-strict N, ', Linn county, Oregon, Mia'. Ihe regular annual school uieetinif of si"d fcIimo! oi'tnet ill he neui rn ji-:iniay v. .! ,!., ..I Mr.r.-h. 1S.K). at tllC hour of .I'clo.' k p m. f saiil day at the .-ourt house, ... ,h..irv ,f Vlbinv. Linn countv. Orctfon. for the pnrpo-c of hearo -f the rci'orts of i, .ii o. .!.,(.. nnd rlerk of faid school dis trict ami to levy a tAX f r the support of the si-liiioIsf'Ttheen-uingyear, aimj vn me purpose .f leviiigat ixforthepu'po?c of .. . ;.,r.t m. thr bom's ol sid school district, and or the tra saciion ol any othe' busine that may legally come lit fore said meeting. .... . Ilv or ierof tne lioard of d'rectcrs. rated FtbruAry 14, 1S90. C. G. BfRKIIART, Juiix KoMiw, Uistiict Clerk. I'liuinnan Kiarti Directors. hiiks noti f. A fine line of toilet soaps at Stan ard & Cusick's. Tinware w irranted not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's. Go to Vhelpa for the latest styles II VV"vii-.f Good morning. 'Have you trie Ij Uubbard's elegant lotion. t Hubbard's headache capsules are a sure cure, liy tnem. Fine dressed chickens this morn ing at Geo. C. Henderson's. Tinware warranted not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's. Great clearance sale at W. Y. Uead's for the next 550 days. Fine dressed chickens to-day at Geo. C. Henderson's. For school books and artist tup plies go to Stanard & Cusick's. Cheap Astoria lots in the exten sion to th liailway addition. Tinware warranted not to rust at Matthews & Washburn's. If you want a choice cup of tea iry my 40 cent tea in bulk. C. E. Brownell. Business men who want neat, tasty stationery get Phelps to do their printing. Buy lots in the extension to the Railway addition to Astoria. They are cheap. A good second hand organ for sale cheap at the art studio over Linn County bank. New customers as well as old ones will be made welcome at Spencer & Blackburn's. Mr. Martin Ludwig, the best tinner in the yalley, will remain with Matthews & Washburn. A speedy cure for catarrh war ranted in every case. Apply to Dr. 1'atton. . Smoke tht celebrated Havana filled 5-cent igsrs, manufactured at Julius Jose h's cigar factory. Bristles in your mouth. You 'nn -rT'r ImvA them if VOU bUV (your tooth brushes at Hubbard's drug store. r We will guarantee you as good or better goods for the same money as any house in town. Spencer & Blackburn. The finest lot of cabbage of the soason was received bj Messrs. Mueller A. Garrett last evening. Nothing like enterprise. Mr. Martin Ludwis. .the only plumber in Albany that can make a wipe joint, win remain wim Matthews & Washburn. For your tine imported ana jve West ciffars. eo to M. Baumirart cigar store, one door ;ast of Black man's drug sto'i Wnrlr nn thn Albanv & Astoria railroad will probably begin in the spring Put Thelps will do your priming for you now and do it right. If vn want tho best quality when" buying your groceries, and at the lowest prices, give me a call. . ... 1 r Prompt attention anu Hausiacuou guaranteed. Geo. C. Henderson. Mr. Stananl, of the firm of htan ani f'nsii-k. is a comnetent pre scription druggist of five years ex perience. All prescriptions iiiiruoir." to them will be accurately com pounded. Mrs. Dr. Whitney will give in structions in landscane painting and oil portrait painting, also the Italian portrait painting. Studio at residence on Seventh street, be tween Vine andCalapooia. Matthews & Washburnc are anx ious to make a wager that Martin Ludwig, who will remain with them, makes the best wash boiler made in this valley. 1889 cial Pin wuuu QUO AD OREGON. To make room for my large Spring stock I will commerce January 20tli a M) wfWiattheffs & Wasliburne, WMlli fL ALBAN Y, GEAND CLEARANCE Have you ot La Grippe? It so, buy an -fcarly Breakfast or Jewel Stove or Range and you will have a strong pull on Laving the happiest horne in the Valley. Call and examine our Anti Rust Tin ware MATTHEWS & ffARflMt " ";l oo 4 i WORTH COLD WATCHES I take this method of informing the citizens of Albany and vicinity that I have jut opened a first class clothing store fn'corinectfon with mj m.tt.hntilA hukineos. and have added the most complete stock of cents Remember this means everything in stock mvs have room, and we do not purpose to let Portland oi any other city beat us in prices. We want to set you all and will save you money. SPECIAL BARGAIHS IN CLOAKS. GUSTS' l'URNISHINO GOODS, GENTS' NKCK WEAK, GENTS' HOSIEKV, UMHTIKLLaS, HOSIERY, r ipivs' DRESS GOODS. LADIES' FANCY GOODS, LADIES' UNDERWEAR, LADIES' HOSIERY, LADIES' NOTIONS. C ever brought to the city. In order to advertise my business I have de cided to sive away over $500 wor.h of Gold Watches. Every purchaser of oue dollar's worth of goods, for cash, from the clothing department wilt receive a chance for cne of these gold watches. Stock is all aew purchased io the east for spot cash, and will be sold at LOWEST LIVING RATES. Call and examine my stocK oefore purchasing elsewhere. Jgf" No troub!e tnshow goo.. Albany, Or. 'TSB LACE UUKTAINS, ETCETO. Albany, Oregon. 0 -TASTt r-. omt-mJo toll OH I .TltWril HOKsE-A MKIHUM SIZKD O I'av htrc, with a lilazeil fa-e a..d one nr out. :.lnut four years o il, h:i K'rnyeil iii)or. tl. f irm ol Ka'iiel Hou-k, near laii uia. The o iu r can Mvnre the h wo by a:liii at tho premises and paying eh u t . nillK I urn Molu!loii Xollrr. i'cr.PB5ir.XFT HF.RKBY AX nou.iri'. to the 'Uhlie ihnt he hs sold Lis .rocery husinefs t Mr. MniiMtiilc Si Son, v. m. wfII rf pnmmpiulnd and will ccn- tiniK' the l.iminpM at the old corner. 1 hose in.i.:li.c d at the store will p ea c ill and nettle. Very tepei-tfii!ly. J. M UAKHIE ONE TRIAL -MAKES A J'Porfpp.t RoniPilips rirn m wi i ni u 1 1 1 iter sp, ! Ft rc n o it 1 S,Z S' 2 frag; T1 Z TO "M JOLD BY M , !c..jtc,uiur.4!i h1u!oj!raa4 Pnclinw At ll'iwn ieiular Customer, MY COMPLETE, STOCK AXI I2I0DEST PRICES Are what does it. You an .;or ia'ly invited .to be one i i 'hem. C. K. KROWNELL. The City Liquor Store, tf. BA UMGAliT, Proprietor. CVS .-xt'd nr to the OdJ Fe'.lo e n pie, Albany, Oregon 1 kv.- conant'.v on hin 1 the li.iert imjjrte l and:domctic w ne liquors .i .-.- fip.tt-i.'liM liTi rtnre in shn citv tcr, SPEClUL ATTEFT,0N PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY G. IF. SIMPSONS. Will & Stark. iwirv What is yawtwto Mawod Syrwpsk . CMlirmm cry tr Cm fr-b OH. llon of Mgthw M C tcsrla. Cartsrfa. Mil I T rBOon.iimia Csatorts, for cMIdrcA Oatorta core f?V CbostlpaHon : tvmf Stomach, Diamtoea, EructaUcn romplmioU, aa uownto me. appprioctoaay ineauilpttol .' H. A. Abchbi(. M. I)-., ITB Th,D STORE AND GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. WANTED SPECIALLY Hav, cats and p.tate, to supply customers .n the Ore-on Pacific Pvailr.'! extenHnn and mv increaainp homp trarfe, .!, ! ..i. in ,.,. t suit tW F-XiV.RDBESTBCN:'- Til Leading ALBA w. nncnflH. W- b-ivKO J; hta lie nt-iratives made by L. W. Clark and Greenwood ep to dale (Nov ..188J Duplicates ean be had fi cm them only of us. at i. diicetl riiti-a eals bare about isoo negatives roade by oursHves. frosa whu h dupl t V: ai x had at like rates. We curry the onlr fuH ilnc or view iitlilss'atr. lido targertworkat lowest rntesfor first-tlas work. Ve sall be pl cJl t i jou at cur studio io Frotnan's block, next door ts MasoiicTck y .
