Morning daily herald., March 15, 1890, Page 2, Image 2

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THE MOHNiyG HKHALD; SATURDAY, MAliCH 15, 181)0.
A1LV XL WEEKLY
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1AILV
eivty moriiimr except Moiiilay.;
. e!tv .!. I'V cuiiur. per wevii..n....... ".16
S in."-. ! r vn
3 00
tt'i.'KKLY.
t Pu'ii j!icl every Friday Morning.)
i k topy, or annual, in advaace.......iJ.O0
heii nut paid in advance ....... ......... ISO
IUK MAILS.
.vails it the Albany postotfk-e close
Albany postorgce close
es north
states f 6;30 a. m,
ide f
t row Gaue 15. It. )
i or all offices north
The Kasti-rn
rhc West Side
r.J the Nat
for Portland and Salem....'. 11a.',
CorvalliA and Yaquina .........12:30 r. m.
office south.............. 7:30 r.
The poatoJHce will 'he closed each cvei.ii.
rom nix to soven o'clock.
Keyisterel matter lor the .Jcarly morning
train uhould be mallei before S o clock the
; rcvi'ius eveuinc.
OR E00N" PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
Arrives IX parts
assenger.
Freight
.lll.15amll.00pm
J f..2Siml 6.Ma
REMOVAL.
The office of the Daily and
Weekly Herald has been re
moved into the Foster block up
stairs in the rooms formerly occu -
pied by the
Masonic lodire, where
larger and more commodious quart
ers have been fitted up. Patrons
of the paper will please observe
the change.
EDITORIAL Not n6.
The Farmers Institute in Inde
pendence this week proved a suc
cessful meeting, The people of
Albany, and Linn county should
see to it that the session of the
institute to be held here next
week, on the 27 and 2S is success
ful and useful.
I.n the case of Dan Burke, the
drunken messenger, whose whisky
imbibing caused him to 1e -instrumental
in the loss of so many lives
at the Walnut Grove dam burst
ing disaster, he being released
from, custody lie-cause it was said
that there was no law to reach his
case, would seem to be one in
which assuming of a special law
for the occasion was called for. If
any man was ever guilty of a grave
crime, most certainly he was.
The Ladies Aid Society of this
city propose to erect an orphans
home and a public hospital, if
sufficient encouragement is given
them. About $1000 has been suli
scribed, and the land for the build
ings will no doubt lie donated. A
combined hospital and home for
orphans such as the society pro
pose to build would be a valuable
institution, and would ultimately
receive endowments, resulting in
the widening of its benefits and
an increase in its building-.
I r is no wonder that . the whole
civilized world is agitated over
such proceedings as the treatment
of Russian prisoners, the severity
of which is too shocking for com
mon publication. The govern
ment of Kussia may lie hampered
by Nihilists ami Anarchists, and
reforms may, from the nature of
the case, move slowly; but a gov
ernment whose system ia hi com
plicated, and is so slow in getting
at and correcting abuses in its
prison discipline as the govern
ment of Russia has shown itself to
be, has every inducement.to inau
gurate speedy reforms; and the
sooner it gets about them the
better for the world at large, and
certainly the lietter for its own
stability.
The Alaska Commercial Com
pany hiscs its valuable exclusive
privilege of taking fur seals upon
the islands of St. Paul and St.
Cteorge Wause of the competition
excited by its large profits. The
North American Commercial Com
pany, of New York, which is to
have the lease, is to pay more
than three times as ' much per
annum as was paid by the Alaska
Company. On the basis of 100,000 !
, . I
DCIC IltJ U1U f'J TCI 11 Lit VII b (
will receive about 11,000,000 per J
: ' 1
annum, as against $300,000 re-
i j .i i m,
qmrd Tinder the lease. The ex-
r mivn TiTi vi itMTo ia t run itT .
twenty years. The purchase of
Alaska was a pretty gOOU DUSineSS
II. V. V . , UII .1 . j
The United States naid onlv '.
,2uu,ut;o iyr inc country, ana 11
has immense undeveloped re
sources besides these seal fisheries.
In its editorial reference t3 the
establishment of a trans-Pacific
steamship line by the Union
Pacific, the Oregonian points out
what it deems the necessity of
deepening the river channel be
tween here and Portland to permit !
the pjssage of these vessels. This
is an expense which may be term- ;
ed unnecessary, and it will be end- j
less. The Union Pacific manage- ;
nient will s.ion sue that a railroad i
to Ast ri;t an absolute necessity I
and it will be built. The bar must '
l i i . . i
ie mrown wide open at anv cost.
;i
It is now one of tlie safest en
trances on any coast, but the pro
jected improvements will make it
still boit'-r. Let these be Cnishtd
and then let the ocean vessels stop
at Astoria. The expense of keep
in; the Columbia and AVillamette
open for light drauaht loatH will
be nominal and appropriations can
easily Ikj secured, but to attempt
more is to attempt wasting the
money of the people. Columbian.
Pkkii.U'S it is not exactly gener
ous, to prognosticate as to the un
derlying cause of Senator Stan
ford's recent conversion to the
wonderful money loaning and
saving's banks schemes ; but view
ing all of the conditions and
circumstances it cannot but be
deemed a natural sequence. His
advocacy of the scheme that is so
at varience with all his practices,
anil life long work, certainly gives
grounds for suspicion. The J
Chronicle thinks that it is a little
singular, to say the least, that this
philanthropic proposition is con
temporaneous with the movement
to reduce the interest on the Cen
tral Pacific debt from 0 per cent to
2 or ;. per cent per annum. Can
it le that the president of the
1 company wants to net a new stand-
ard of interest with a view to
sealing the interest on the railroad
debt? It is obvious that if the
government would accept 1 or 14
per cent a year as interest on farm
mortgages it could hardly refuse
to accept 2 ier cent on a railroad
mortgage.
Senator Stanford's plan is utter
ly nonsensical under the present
condition of things. Should the
Bellamy doctrines prevail, even in
a modified form, and the govern
ment become the owner of rail
roads and telegraph lines and the
like, it would then be time enough
to talk about making farms the
basis of a circulating medium ; but
as things now are people will be
very likely to see in Senator Stan
ford's plan only an attempt to
obtain a reduction in the rate of
interet on the Central Pacific
dest.
XE1V TO-DAY.
BIDS will be receiTed up to the I'rst of
Ap il lor two cottages lor Chas Pfieffer.
Piana and specifications can be B.-en at the
residence of I. C. Shell, architect.
WANTED -A woman to help at house
work on Saturday of each week. For
particulars apply at this office.
WAN ' ED A girl to d peneral house
work. Apply to W. W. Crowder, 3d
street, llacklemau's 3d addition.
VirANTKn AOKST?, ORNTLKMKN OR LAUIF.S, -.0
IT handle a new invention, that is inde-
pensihle and seJU at
tik'ht. Address K.
Goodrich, Albany, Or.
WANTED- Two younjf men to canrass
:or a useful h 'iteliold article. Aent
can mike from $150 to :oj )er month. For
fur her in? rinntron a ktrcss E. F. Wade,
Saattle, Wash.
HORSES Bou ;!it and a jld on most favor"
able terms. Apply to A. senders at
M ir (hall's or Schsneer's stables.
IjVlt S.U.K. A.NF.W HINOFR SXWINU MACIIINK,
, at greatly re'liud rates; also choice
cinary birds, KniUh and (iornian sincere.
For particulars inquire of Mrs. Win. Myir.
PVCTIKS -WI-HING GKAVF.L FROM
the Wilkins pit near this city must call
a', the office o' the Oregon La..d I' 3. and pro
cure ticket, j Hv or.ler J. II Wiikins.
OXEV TO LOAN Uo.Mfc CAPITAL ON
itJ. yood real c-tate wcurity. For partici . j
lars enquire ol Geo. Humphrey.
S1
TltWKil 1IOK.SK-A MEOllM StED
h.iv lnr-,i', with a blazed face a .d one
eve out, about four years o'd, lias arrayed
upon t.ie farm ol oa nel tlou-K, m ar l an
ient. Th- owner cao secure the h rs- by
calling a. tne prem an ana piyinir mug' a.
HAY F.l SVLE-l,r.AN ClIr.Al'
timot jv, baied; will hco' I in quatit ties
t: .-nit at rjaso i ib e rates
fo cash, at the
stabler of L .Senders.
Op.r.rts f
Kant I
KliJTRIC RRLIKP IS TIIK MOST K.I E
medicine in theiworld for intcn a
and external use. and for pain oi any uatme.
lou win never ana its) equal. Ask y ur
aruiritist tor it.
HEAL THYSELF WITHOUT MEDICINE
This tan be done by aidim nature to
re-nove all foreign or injurious m ittirr from
the system, by mc of Dr. Wilt ird Hail's ne
hvtrenic treatment. Address J. B. Hughes,
Ajrenr, Ainany, urejjon.
ANTED TO BUY A SMALT, HEC0SD-1UND COOK
stove and dininu table. Address "S."
ucraiu om -e.
WANTED M IN O' GODJ StLi.INO
a'lility to represent u as a'esaKei t in
this town, (iiOO to 8 JJ0O per y r can be
mide ) Addresi, Wanam'iSicr 4j ISrcwn,
rnuaiiuipnia, ra
the largest clothing and merch int tiilor
nhiti vin America.
FOR MALI A GOOD NO.
for aellirir, wanted
8 ra.vok. Reason
a larircr stove for
bath connection!
Apply tO L VlKRECK.
WANTED-Three P"ir4 of "iese r-he-a-
I ants. Inquire of Curran & Mont ith.
- i. ,
T. f0011 K?F'A VE" SB1-
Li. contractors and builder-. Plans, sue i
hcations and details furnished for all kinds of
frame and brick build nirs, budges, etu. All
work promptly d uo ab l guaranteed io1ms
' "o-'.
CW. AYEKS, A,-tII N of. t
. intendant. Oi3 x over Fi st Aaii.ii
bankJHui'dinir, A' ' any. Or. Wirk
i.-,t
from all ra-ts f t nv.
Ai A.Tci-
VL..M k. t . A a m
ea situation to do uenvrl l.o
Apply to Mrs. Louis, at the KeviT.- II ne
FOR SALE! A No. 1 MIi.u.M3.il Slt-C'K
in a No. 1 loatiou in the thriving r.tv
uiw renin ami 8 til. I'd roou s.
Forparticularsaddresiflr.il P. .O. box 10
Al'aiiv, or. '
lAHM F.K
1' ill
hoice land, al- unilrr rn t .t nn tour
milts southeast of Albany, for ta at a b r
Kaii". Ii quiie o( Paul ilimcn nc r, or at
this ollice.
I O.ST 11(,IXD O.il.d bCKIT. WITH
i sutliiin; iron-.ains a la.lv 's t t.
DIAHOND
t Suit-
I iinrr'.nru will o:
Ollire.
1 I . i .. m
paid for te rcmrii tot is
! U. AU
'iK fire, life an I hc
den -
uisur nc - n
pames.
A
SICIUTO COTC CO .IK I'l I'S, Wll.
li tie d u of Knit oh lwphurd. I
make tho Veiy Ust f rm it i. k "i'l '
d 'd ror farther arti ilars iniuir.
Ueo W. Oray, Oe tist
SMOKERS EM P0RI I M.
r, nt Revere House. Fine Imported,
Key Wet and ther . . c ..is. 8 . d
r I nds o . moki ; nn. h n : o c
A go ds bra I new.
E.stma & Vam Wiski..
"Put
ft
And
Will he made in our
FOB
Itl;SIF.S .NOTIt'F.
Shaving l-j cents at Vieieck's.
Tinware warranted not to rust at
Matthews & Washburn's.
Go to Phelps for the latest styles
in commercial work.
Hubbard's headache capsules
are a sure cure. Try them.
Smoke Browi & Kasthams
5-cent cigar Brazil.
Shaving' 15 cents on Sundays or
holidays at Viereck's.
Tinware warranted not to ru9t at
Matthews & Washburn's.
Great clearance sale at W. F.
Read's for the next 30 days.
Fine dressed chickens to-day at
Geo. C. Henderson's.
For 6chool books and artist tup-
plies go to Stanard & Cusick's.
Cheap Astoria lots in the exten
sion to th) Railway addition.
Tinware warranted not to rust ai
Matthews & Washburn's.
If you want a choice cup of tea
try my 40 cent tea in bulk. C. K.
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.
New customers as well as old
ones will be made welcome at
Spencer & Blackburn's.
Mr. Martin Lndwig, the best
tinner in the valley, will remain
with Matthews A Washburn.
A speedy cure for catarrh war
ranted in every case. Apply to
Dr. Patton.
Smoke th celebrated Havana
filled 5-cent !grs, manufactured
at Julius Jos hs cigar factory.
Mr. Martin Ludwig, the only
plumbsr in Albany that can make
a wipe joint, will remain with
.Matthews & Washburn.
For your fine imported jnd Ke
West cigars, sro to M. Baumsrart
cigar store, one door ;ast of black
man's drug sto-e
We are not here for only 10 days
but to stay and help build up Al
bany, and we will guarantee at all
imes to sell you the best goods at
the lowest possible price. W. F.
Read.
If Elegant Lotion does not do
all and more than all that we claim
for it, your money will be cheer
fully refunded by simply returning
to us the empty bottle. H. C.
Hubbard, prescriDtion druggist.
Wn'nii s .Vi'lifioii
TO ALBANY IS
now on the market and comprises
ltio large, level and beautiful build
ing lots. The blocks have eight
lots to the block, each lot being 00
by 100 feet. The Btreets are GO
feet wide with two large avenues,
one of 100 feet and the other of 90
feet in width. There will probably
be a motor or electric line to this
addition Defore long. For terms
of file apply to any real estate
agent in the city.
Third ward
Having rurchatfcd this popular es
tablishment I am now prepa.ed to
11 any orders in the grocery and pro
vision line. A fnll stock of groceries
kept constantly on un-d. The highest
ash price paid for nil kinds of conn
ry produce, or will exchange good
t uie. Come one, c-ouiu m.
CHAS. ESSIG.
Nntlrc at Dissolution.
TVTOTICB IS HEREBY G1VEX I
W liU the lute fii'ut of Hopkins &
Saltmarsh. compooed of T.G. nopkin
uid Geortt V. Sii.tmarsli, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, the said
Ueorsre W. Snltmarsh retiring. All
the liabilities of th fir n are rssuu cii
iv the said T.G. Hopkins and Mary
.salttnarh, a copartnership this day
nteri-d into unr"cr fie linn name o."
fopki") Sr 8.'tmarsh, and tae said
' .st mimed firm will colk-ct all out
f" idinr nccoiiiits an.t -lainn of ihc
ate firm of Hopkins & Saltmarsh.
Dated this Janu.irv :!;
T. G HOPKINS,
G W i p ,r S T.TM R S H
NoticJ of Disso itlon.
X
TOTICB IE iisn ir 01V f:
t T1IK CO-PAI.T-
i ii'nlcrt'iC
' & Dirkiiip. n
onent, Mr.
I his int. r-
Mr. Q-o:i:C
-mc,
ABT,
ckissox .
, 1'JO.
ers 110 herc:ofor.
-. "n ' firm nvne of
s h'T bv diolved '-y 1
c V. Ai'i'iv rj'irhi' l
t in a nl 1 1 Siiil firm v
.;i..kinon, n!i will c
-Vbany, r:. cn,
S"wep
store
Money In Thy
AND GO TO KRAUSSE & KLEIN,
fay the Largest
lay in a supply of licotsand
entire slock of Ikots ulo -
TrIE
To make room for my
commence January 20th a
1889 ml
GRAND CLEAEAICF
KiMneuiL'er tins meaus
have room, and we do not
anv other citv beat us in
you all and will save you
ESPECIAL BARCrAIHS IN CLOAKS.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
GENTS' NECK WEAR,
GENTS UOSIKRY.I
UMBKELtA,
HOSIERY,
I.AOE UU LiT
"W-IF1 BEAD"
Albany,v ")'eon.
lXfflVmWmTiri KmiflHc
.Miaa- a r k a i I a ill n i.iiii .1 1
&.fttrfzs&ztmtojcss .'fdBf
k .dpronchtt li-atsl
l&Tt8
Lnrt i tit s zsi .n (mmm
1WVTHIKUL.C0.0WLLI
Gh
W. SIILCIPSOILSr
HAS JUST RECEIVED HIS
Embracing a fine line of suits, hich
Remnant
IIa been established, ana in oraor to
ell i.is large stock of oress goods, remnants, notions, etc.. at a
VERY GREAT REDUCTION.
Alhaw, Or.
iL '
fVAViNwiLLE College
'-lit- -.4 --Ci i ll'fiP:r-.'r
-
McMINNVILLK. .
Assortment of Boots
Shoes.
Owinc to
an
Ik - . i.Ltl will sell ycu
ZEed-ijLctlon.
JffiT FORTY
VIVl'Jl Ui UV NU1V f VII I
....... 10uU
large
Spring stock I will
evervtuine m stock. mus
purpose to let Portland or
prices. want to see
money.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
LADIES' FANCY GOODS,
LADIES' UNDERWEARJ
LADIES HOSIERY,
LADIES' NOTIONS,
i-N S, JETC ETC.
Px
r SOLD BY
Foshav & Mason.
CM
of 1
will be soil at bottom prices.
Counter
make room for new goods he wil
tp. smpsoir.
BOTH
ACADEMIC
AND
COLLEGIATE
U pertinents. In the Academe
Department thfre are four courses o
study of three years each: Cla-sicil,
M-'cr.tifip. normal and business. Ii-
StrUCtion is thorough; lor.atinn hoal.
1th 5 ' expenses low; advantages, firet-
,".meo iu every tebpect. 1' ull,;ntorma-
1 l( Il 111 1-Af nlllf'lli fV U'Ulrtt. AAj.t r
othmg
I.. G BKOWNSON.Pi
t0REG0N
in
important clause in
our businets
goods cLeaptr lbau jou ever Lought them before
DAYS
I BARROWS & S EARLS
BARROWS
BL VMBEHG BLOCK,
(,A I I Tl ( I IV k? "hce, un,CS8 w Iougla name and price arc stamp! or.
eVctetnVai'vtiTprice.' " d"ler "n0t ,Upt,y yoX' end iMct to
IV. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE
" FOR
CENTLEMEN.
Sil !i-
FOR PURE DRUGS,
TOILET
AND
GO
-HE ALSO
pun V-
The Finest Line of Pianos and Ojgans in tin
Willamette Valley.
CATX AND FXAjmjjn"!? Hrs Tnniv
0m i;
Wee have b
ht a.
'"o inie (No
tuc-d mtcs
c a if
jave nbout 1-r0
which duplic .:S caa e had at like rati-P. Wc cpttx the t vr full iine "f vir
f tl.is s'nv, 1: do arued v.ork at lewtst rofrs fr r fiiKt-eto work. We
ch.,ll h,. rcaij I to 5 uju at rur studio in Froman's Week, next door to ft
Masotic Tet 3 . '
Purse
Albany
ONLY:
NOW HAVE A
BOOTS and SHOES
For spring trade at prices
that defy compeeitioo. Give
us a call and bay yoar shoes of
us at bedrock price. Good
gdods and cquare dealing.
& SEARLS.
riae Calf, Uemry Haad Crata
and Cretdmoar Vatcrprr.
beitl la the Merld. Kxaailae hiv
$5.M Cieaalae .Baad Hewed,
tiaee.
S4.M Had8ewed Well Skee.
M.5 lallee and franat-ra' abee.
Lxira Valae fair aaae.
.S W.rKlaxaiea's -
fsaee.
aad 9i.n Beys' 8caot
nfaoea.
All Made la reacresa, Mrnlfm
aad Lace.
$3 &I$2 SHOES
TOR
LADS.
S1.7S rK niMn.
BEST MATERIAL,
BEST 8TTLE,
JJEST FITTING.
W. L. DOrLA.
Breektea, Bast.
L- E. BLAIJM.
ALBANY, OREGON
Knocked out. High prices on
Hardware. Tools, Pumps, Stoves,
Ranges, Tinwa.-e and Plumbing,
are badly knocked out by Mat
thews & Vahtiorae, the eoergetie
and pushing hardware 'and store
" in he Tweedale Block, Alba
ny, Oregon.
FANCY
TO
GOODS
1 6. L BLAC
Drugs, Faints, Oils.
raa4 toilet artldsi.
alna fblllbM of books sao
tatfoaerr. partodlcala, etc
ty rraaerlptioos carefoll;
COfBI
I;
il E3 FElinrS HMrU
r
Albaay
CARRIES-
Tuo Leading
PHOTOGRiPHEES
ALBANY. ORKGOX.
COMPLETE
LINE
Matthe ws Wash bum
OUR
he nefratives made bv L. TV". Clark and Orecnwood np
Lniiilu att-8 ean be hnd fiom them onlv of us . al re-
nuriXlvis rrnrlp l.v nnrwlrM front
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