THE MOlffllSfG HEKALD: TIIUBSDAY, JANUARY 22,
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. rota six to seven o'clock.
Hetftaered matter for the ly mominp
train should be mailed before o clock thi
reyioua eveninr.
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Passenger,
fit fens
The exact ami equitable justice
of any decision rendered ly liuman
beings, is very liable to be warned
by the preconceived ideas and
deep seated prejudices imbibed
and cultivated by lontr years oS
1 1 libit attendant upon avocation.
This is natural even if ii is deplor
able. Perhaps there is no place
where these warped ideas prevail
more emphatically than they do
among nava' officers, whose realm
is bounded by thier ships limits,
and the Chronicle truthfully ob
served in speaking of the I!ar:nn
dia muddle, if the honorable sec
retary of the navy needed am
stronger arguments than those oi
the piess to convince him that il
would be a dangerous tiling to in
tru it to naval ollicera the determi
nation of international tit stiiim
the attitude of CotnmandirReitter
on the question of his treatment
o ight to fill the gap. Commander
Kietter is dot exceptional in hold
ing that he is not subject of repri
mand by the civil authorities, lit
is common w ith id', other nava'
officers, considers himself as be'
longing to a class whose member.-
in 1st settle their own little dilli
cutties. Jit other words. Com
manner jtemer acfcnow le.lijcs nt
authority other than that of
court-martial composed of bit
fellows. It is true, if hecniiiniilted
a crime which brought him within
t te jurisdiction of the civil author
itv he woi:ld submit to its sentence,
but he would always feel that he
was outraged. It is fair to assumr
that men whose views have been
so narrowed will not Leapt to
consider questions from any olhei
standpoint than a naval one. In
other words there would Ie little oi
no diplomacy used when naval
ullicers were called Uon to inter
fere in cases w lit re the protection
of our Hag was sought. Theofllcer
. in most instances would Mm ply In
gveruedby his feelings. Some
times be might consider the ques
tion more broodly and ark liimsell
whether he could with immediati
safety extend protection, but that
he would carefully consider the
possible coiifequences to t h: viat ioi
li his action is doubtful. The
I'nited States will be win.- if thej
avoid following the dubious
example of another great nation
which has made if sell a terror t
small countries by its bnllvinj;
methods. This country dees not
wish to inspire fear. Its aim
hhould be to comir.and resjieet by
fairly treating weaker nations, ami
by demanding justice from stivnger
ones.
Tue famous death valley ir
Colorado is to be made the objec
tive point of two exploring parties.
The beat in this valley is said t
be so intense thsrt the carcasses of
aneuials do not decay and water
is un cnown. The modus operandi
by which exploring parties will
exist is difficult to understand,
but the idea has In-come extent that
gold exists there, and man will
therefore manage to net there
somehow, a: d w ill contint.e to go
as long as there is a belief in that
direction, no matter if the entire
riad is lined with human 1hh-.cs.
Thf. New York doctor who litis
caiefully read Koch's revelation of
the constituents of the lymph pu li
the thing in a nutshell w hen he
fays that no chemist fmui tin
description can manufacture the
remedy. This was precisely the
result di sired by Dr. Koch, for in
all his experiments w ith the new
rented he has show n the shrewd
ness of a Yankee in securing the
largest amount of free ndverti:e
mentfor thesmalleit eiuiva!ent.
A.MONti the recommendations
of
Governor Pennoyer, is one in
reference to the board of rete.its
of the Agricultural College. As
thi law now stands the governor
anujints tne memliers of that
board villi the exception of Urn. e
himself, the secretary of the
state and the master of the State
Grange and (lovetnor Pcnnoyei
very sensibly recommends that
the governor and secretary of state
be omitted from the board, aud
that none be appointed but practi
cal farmers or business men
Certainly everybody will agree to
that, but a pertinent query would
be why when he was strongly
petitioned to appoint the lirt
named class of men to the place
of regent, be declined so to do,
on the formation of that present
board? The memo'y cf very
many will substantiate that fact.
TiiK Washington legislature is
indulging in a disgraceful row over
the election ' of U. S. senator.
The new states have a puerile
fashion of ei gaging in all so: I of
outlandish squabbles. When
these states get oMei they will
probably do better. They should
emulate the example of Oregon's
legislators, who go about their
business in a quiet, dignified
manner and accomplish what they
have to do without any tiresome
and disgraceful personal conflict.-.
The new State of Washington
Eeems to be inflicted w ilb a body
of legislators that are extremely
belligerent, or at least noisy and
peculiar in their method". The
recent prawls over the elec'ion of
United States senator are a dis
grace to the common weal th and
to the whole country. Apparently
the swaddling clothes were re
moved to soon even if the new
census gives the dimensions of an
overgrown body.
New good of the latest patterns
sold at .Matthews and Wash
burns is why th'-y will sell over
four lo ds of stoves aud ranges
this year, they lave their iitst
carload of Jewel Stoves and ranges
now on the road to arrive Feb 1st.
lift
Absolutely Purs,
Ho rev.v5"r never v amp. A :r. i.rvc
!'puri:y,stren .r'h and wholes, mien ess
more eootioi-iieal ;han the oniiiiarj
kind, and i-aiii'ot lie t-olit in conqieti.
ami with multitude of low te:!, short
eilit alum ot phosphate nov.V.ern
Sold only in cms, Kovai, Bauiv 'ow
OER Co . 100 Walt ;t.. N. V.
Lewi M, Joiixsov .C- Co., Atr-nts
I'orttaci!, Oi-Rifon,
A
20.000 ill
p!c 15,000 li). died
lli.
iii(i!ii:r CASH i uu;k
vVILL WE PAID 15 Y TIIK
CO.
Tlie Celeliratod Ffonoli
c u k rc
'Varmitfd to
cure
.'A V
KF0RE oa5
the tft'iientne oijaitS of oil her sex whether
irisim; trom the cxtnc iwc of Htitntiiuntrj,
olace. or ojmi.iii, or tlir )-;h j;hlui inIis
retitift, over imi?!i.i iht, ttj., mu h aIsfof
ruin row r, i-.ktsu'new?, r.utrtn lown
ains in the l'-it k, St tithtal Wtr.lsritss, ilva
eria, Xer oi l'n.f r:iti'n, NV'-inrf.-il onlia
ionn, l eucorrhoe, ll.zii:vs Wrak M tnor,-,
L.of i'owera'H. lut(' titi jy Mhteh if iu
!e:tetl ofu-n Iciwl t- (rcij?!!.c- t'itl iv'C ami
intuiitv. lTiv-e. .1 h.x: 0 I'OXcj for 5,iO
Sent i v msU n rti-O't't m j trice.
ilh ver .":i -nier n-i-eive!, ta refuud tne
noney if a I'rnniiflrM ure is ncti tfettol.
A'e hae thiu-i'tinm:f leMtiri'.oni.iU from old
wit I youni;, of hi.th Hee, Urt liavc Ieeii
.HTiit'tentiy nirnt iv the Urte -f AhroJitint
ClrMii:ir rret. At.lre'iJ
Western liruch, l', "is. I'mi !:inl, i)re.'3n.
For sate 1. Ko'.Jir.x .li Si au, Uo sa!e an:
tail ilr'iist', , lrtva
?"Vr'
mm a t a
Tor rvm.iie Ir-rcLrii!vriM-';
noth-Hi-
iikv ttu-111 !
f!if 111.11 hLL Nt .IT
Vfc.1l ' ladies ' in.uitl.l.
-, Jf' tiitr.rantmr,' t re
ri 7 licve siiMf.n sstsi
Arl nici.Mini.itiMfi.
V IVirtt.p hu-i.l.iii.
t.-.I. Sue tinic.
lit .r;h.ni.l monev.
- I' .L . .n ...I....
li' "t ' . a.l
dress 'jy uiaii on mvlpt nf pri v, iif. Ad-dn-M
4bru Hnllrinr I ompiiiiy
West nramh llox i7, Pwrllnrm. r:
Sold by & k'sc, Albnj. Orege
ill '
'AKIN6
lUUU, $Mj 1!:?.?
1
AFTER
Do Not Pass By !
v. have a i-f.w
WIITER
That we
REDUCED HATES!
BLACK AND MED DM3S GOODS !
VI'I.VKrs. SILKS', SATIN'S ANT) Md'SIIFS, LADIES' AND
Ml-.-KS SILK
AND KNIT
am V( m if, iiosi:, I'.Mr.uoi DKi; i i:s. si mc and
i d n i : . i i a n d k; 1-: k r i i i i-: fs . s a i ; i .
vfii.in:s. sn.wvL'-i. r:iv.
Gc. W. SIMPSON,
FillfiT STUFF, T, A LIU NY, OUFtiON.
WANTED
-Ten thoupand Men 'Women and Children to buy grinds of
DKVOI3 & TKOMAN !if)S.,
pales and
repair
"V I
I fy. fes. I will continue to
sell my dry goods at cost
tiiitil they are ail gone.
FIUST STRLLT.
TOaI IMtlCES. Come ami see us at our store
Prompt service and polite attentiou to everybody.
.MATTHEWS fe WASHBURN.
M
A
mm
Wfd GATARBH
keumattem, Neuralgia, Com
HEADACHE. And ALL PAIN.
Ths Oallfsrt PosttiTS asi rTfg&t'.Ts
LKCTRIC COUQH CUR
.. colds, exour, coHSL'Kfrion.
U j ill DrsM-;ii. Eci a5o, 60s 4 1
aUsr a C . Prsp's. Los ArgVss, C
iaki:
the
-KKO.V
CA IJ
1IJS
KATES:
To any :u t ot tlie ''ity, f0 cent
For calliui;. iirst i:.vrr $ 1 .50, each
subsequent bo'iii I.
Sliiloh's Citie
will iiiiiiiedialely
AVhoopimr cotijrii
relieve t'ruun.
and r.ro'ichitis.
lor sale hv
Fosbavit Mason.
GAEMENTS
will sell at-
REDUCED RATES!
UNDKRWKAK
COTTON
W
g"wImoitera and Deaic-rs in a!l kinds o
guns and ammunition lisliiti"; ackie of ev
ery tK'Fcript:on, cutlery and bare lall goods,
tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The
largest stock foul I. of Portland. Come one
and nil. No trouble to show ecods. (juicV
email pioiits is our motto. Also p
shop connected w it li store and
liret-
class workmen to do all kinds of work.
Li ader in popn'ar pric
lHloTs SlIuFS and (Jents
i i i:nisiiini; t;oois.
Sijle a'encv for the Lu How
s Fine Sh
ALI'.AXY, OUKCON.
L Iflas
$3 SHOE
And o-her specialties for (ien
iietiien, Liidies, Kte., nre war-v.-iii
ed, and Pfstanped on lt
t' tii. Address W'. L. DOl'C-
LA, Frockton, Mass. Sold by
. E. BLAIM,
ALF.ANY, . ORFCON.
Tltf rtstilt
.li:irros i- nlniof
ot licavy
t lnvaruv-
My tli.aslrou.s to (lio fcl
1 V w ho d jos the. heavy
chai''rniLr. 'J'his is as true
-1 of prices as it is ot deadly
firearn's. X hat s Avliy
drive - chalked OUK
liJOODS down. to BOT-
livs
for s.u.k nv all DaraoiRTS.
''Sonic'moiitlis oo I riiinlmfcd t
l"u of I'r. J. V. '.Jill's Catarrh Cure foi
mi own lio. but timiin my nephew.
(.'. Mc.Maliiin. needing sucli intdi.
cine I let liiin have my box of niedi.
cine, lie now semis for three more
lioxof, lyins: il is the liest thintr fm
ratarrli ever tried liy hint and hit
friends. 1 rot aiiotlii r liox to use ir.
my case, snd cliccrfuiiy recommend it
toothers,
(Signed), JOHN McMAfTAN',
Kx-County Commissioner Lane Co.
Oregon,
Springfield, Lane countr, Oresroji.
Vrof J, W, Johnson, prcsiilent"'of the
Statu university, says it cured him ot
a eouirli after two other prescription!!
li id failed. Likewise two of his little,
irirls use J It toeuretheir couirhs, Mrs
Mark jlailcy, wife of Prof, l'.ailev,
Sent it to t'rof. Jolinsou, and reenni
memts it to all who sillier from cold?
and coughs. For couirhs it acts liki
a charm, and can i ir.li lied into the
jli.rs or passares, where no ethei
coui:li cures ?an reach.
ALBANY
Collegiate Hfate.
ALBANY, OREGON
isro ism
A Eull C( rps of Instructors.
G&ssi'jal, scie title, literary, crmmcri-ia.
and normal clat-ses. Courses of study ar
ranged to meet the nmis of all grades of
students. Special inducements offered to
students from abroad. Tuition ranges from
$5.30 lo 912.50 Ier Trrnt,
Instrumental instruction in music Ki
given by Miss laurs Ooltra.
Hoard in private families at low rates, and
rooms for self hoarding ut mall expense. A
cartful sucrvL"!On exercised over pup
Away from liome.
For circulrs and full particulars, address
the prrai-.lcnt,
liEV. ELBHRTN. COXfUT,
AUny, Oregon,
CROWDER BROS '
Contractor and Builders.
Jflice on First street with Wal-
i lace & Cusick, real estate agents,
.Ibany, Oregon. Kstimates given
n ail kinds of buildingsorcarpen
er work. All work intrusted to
s will b.i promptly execute I.
Grand Oyster Owi
AT THE
' UELMOXICO.
Oysters for sale in large or t-nall
quantities. S5T"East(!rn and
Coast oyfiters.
-DliALKKS IN
STOVES, TINWARE, HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Manufacturers of galvanized iron
cornice. Plumbing a specialty,
t-iive us a call.
jPI -A.-TSTO.
TMiOSE WISHING A FIHSTCLASS "1N
s'lJieent, the best made to stand the
eliiii.t .f ttiis coast, can he fiuite! liy i-a'lin
nt Mi. i'. K. Hunan!, rppoite the Masonic
Teaipl;, First street. The latest vocal ai.d
ixiKiUiucittal mnsic kept for sale. Alsc th
InrcMt a-iwrtineiit tf stamping p:d:enisj
K-lf -t Until tliis 8iJe of 'r-'ris'.-o.
i;iv-n in painting and embroidery at her
ruvlio ec-r l.inn County tktnk. Give hei
your or K-r and you will be please 1,
I
Star
...A FLI.L STOCK OF.
Staple Groceries
HAi r.
It I -.HI VV It '
Tlie hest
CUtt ' t:.
quality of teas, c ffecs, candies
FRESU BARED BREAD EVERY
DAY.
At this oM reliable house ' aino tone
founil a eoinpkte annortnient c-f fresh fainil
ijroeei :es, to wtiii-h is eonstantly tH'ii.tf a'Iilel
all the si-aronalilu Hiice of ifrocerivs ami pro
liiond, bucli as
Cranberries,
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped to order
Anchovy Mustard,
Handles and Nuts,
Eastern Buckwheat Flour,
Cannea Goods of All Kinds,
Bohemian Glassware, Etc,
These koIs were all hoiiL'tit when prii e
en-lew and tliclienetitof the margin will he
tfiven to his customer. Kenifinlx-r the place,
u the Old eniner on First and ltroalallin Sts.
Conrad Jtlter.
DR. W. C. NEGUS,
firail'.iato of the Royal ColU-frc of
J.onitun, i',nj.'l;iiil, also of tlie JJellc
vue Medical College.
The Ir. has Kiicnt a lifetime of
study and practice and makes a spe
cialty ot chronic diseases, remove
cancers, scrofula enlargements. tumor!
4iU wens, without patu or the knife
lie also makes a specialty oi treat
incnt with electricity. Has practii ed
in the Ocrman French and Eddish
hospitals, fails promptly attended
day tiiuht. J I is motto is
".OD WILL TO ALL."
5"Otliee and residence Ferry street,
between Third and Fourth.
Albany Nurseries.
AVE HAVE ON HAND AT OUR
nursery on the Corvallis road, one
half mile from town, as fine a lot
of Fruit Trees of all kimls as can
be fouii'l anywhere on the coast.
If you contemplate planting trees,
tt will pay to see our stock and get
our prices ami catalogue free.
IIYMAN & BROWNELL.
Stockliolilers' Annual Meeting;.
ATOTICE IS IIERKIiY G1VKN THAT
ll the annual mectinirof the sloekhnMors
of tbc trcn llasin Luiulrinif Co. M ill be
held at the otticc of tlieeonipa i.v in Halsteil,
Ortiton, on the 22:1 of JaniKiry. Isyl, at the
hour of t o'clock r. M fur the purpose o
Icctiiur directors ef saiil company, ai.d
all--. i other efficcrs ot the company.
Icceniler i:. lv0.
,1. 1). MONTGOMERY, Secretary.
nin Villi Fee those wicker
UIJ IUU wood baskets at T.
II. Brink's.
oni in nnpfirnDT wicker
OULIU UUIfll Ull I Hoc
Rockers
at Brink's
FOR
The nicest and best Red
Lounges go to T. II . Brink's.
He hps them. -
ITTanten Two rooms furnished or un
it furnished for liirht keeping
mtit lie nearthe biiHini-KS iart of town. So
t liililrcn; AiMrc-s Ibis ollice.
Bakery
Crockery
BEMOVAL
rr
Are now removing their entire
new onarters in the new Raltimore
ie Albany
icent line of newest patterns in lied-room ami parlor sets antl all k,.ms
of fine furniture, ami will have one of the finest furniture establish
ments in the citv. Their prices will be found very reasonable. A line
line of carpets bought before the raise w ill be sold at low figures.
fifCa!! and see them in their new store.
; 1 liliOCK l . HYDE,
JDLIOSGEADWOHL'S
GOLDEN I1ULE BAZAAlt.
THE LKAD1NJ CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STORE
OF A LI! AN Y. THE ONLY GENUINE ROGERS BROS SIL
VER WARE, FRENCH CHINA ND GLASSWARE,
COY'S WAGONS r A BY AND DOlL CAR,
RIAGES. AND A
Gcncrai Assortacat of Fancy Goods.
Specialty in the finest Teas, Coffees and Family Groceries,
for net cash and carries the largest stock in the Valley.
fi?"Irjsurance,'agent for Fire and Mti ine.
V. F.
minim for FornishiDg Goods
llrc have iii Stock now Hie Best 'as well &
(lie Land Assortment of
DliY' (JOODS, NOTIONS, FANCY (JOO 1)
AND FUIN1SII1N(J GOODS
Kvery shown in All)auy. We know that Ave can
please you.
Coniinciicino; December
Our cloaks at cost. Come w hile
really the greatest drive ever offered in Albany. On account of the
warm fall we lind we are overstocked in tient's Heavy Underwear and
for the next thirty days shall give extra bargains.
e can ana wilj save you money.
to show good.
Manufacturer of
-AND DEALER IN-
FINE IMPORTED AND KEY
Cigars Plug and Smoking Tobaccoe,
full lin. aI Q n
Ne
dor to rileuTer's candy
shatkof furniture into their elegant
brick. They have aileil a magnif
Proprietors
He buys
READ
1st We will Mark
the assortment is eond. Thia i
Call and net ' ices. A nh-aKuro
.RESPECTFULLY, -
W. F. READ
Choice Cigars
Meerschaum and Briar Fires ai a
1. . . , .
store, Albany, Oregon,
THE-
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
1. K. IIO;:, Iteeclver.
ANC
Oregon Development Co.'s
Steamship Line
01
iAND
Hours Less Titrn
Than by any other route:
22
Accomodations unBurpasBcd for mmfort sn
Safety, l arcx and ln ii;hl vi Vijt.iii so
the Orcfoii lcvc opiiKnt unrppanj's
hi, much less that ly any other route
ween all oints in Its Mllim.t' al
and San Franciscoa
Sailing dates.
r0 TA9CIKA.
Willamette Valley....
W V .
Willamette Valley ..
-re. Irtth
l!Hh
. . sasth
fkom sax raaNtiscci
Wrallon Dec 6th
Willamette Vallcy...... ....... " lsth
Willamette Vallvv , , , Vpy. 24th
The con ran; reserve the right to chaig
tcanicrs i r h ulintr daurs.
DAILY rAHhXAOKK TRAINS,
hxcept bundays.)
L Yar,iina7:00 A M I I,t Albany 12:20 H
Corvallis lu:3S A u I Corvallis 143 ri
Ar Albany ;tisAr Yaquina 4'3S r. M.
O. & C. tiaiiit uut-ct at Altan and Cor
War. M Hoao,
C, 4 IIogiti, General UanaKeit
O. F ft P. agent
Corvallis, O on
EAST SOUTH
VIA
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE.
THE MOUNT SHASTA E0DTB
California express trains run daily
en ru
7:00 pm..Lv..
lo:2a p m..Lv..
10:15am..Ar.
Kosra
..Portland ....Ar.. 9:3i am
..Albany Ly.. 6rK am
.. 8. Francisco. Lv.. 9-00 pm
Loral ram. Train laUy- Ex. Sunday
H$0 a m..I.T... Portland ..
12:20 p m .. Lv. .. . Albany
5:40 p mAr. .... Roxenuiy . . . .
-Ar. . 40 pm
-Lv.. 12.-00 am
.Ly.. 6:20am
sbanoa Kraarsi.
2:3C pLv..
S:Sft p m Ar .
7:TO a nu.Lr
:':' m..Ar
..Albany Ar.. 9:26 pm
..Jx:baiion.....Lv .. S:40am
Albany Ar.. 4.26 pm
l-ebanon L.T.. J-' pm
Albany local, dailt (Kxoept Sumlav)
S.W r. I.v.... Portland. ...r....9.00 A 11
.'v.mAr . ..AIbAn I.v
I ULLMAH BUFFETSLEEl'ERS.
TOURIST KLEEFIKG CARS,
For accominooatif.n of Sccond-CIasa Ta
scngersatUched to Express 1 rain
M ost Sldf! ljrli.lon.
Between Portland and Corvallia--
Mall Train la I ly - Except Sunday
7:3nm..Lv "...PoklaruT.7Ar".B SO riTm
At Ainany and Gorvallia coanoct
'iUi
""" "nynn i acuicllailroad.
Kxprrxs Train Dally-(Exctpt Sunday
4:40 pm..I.v.,
7:25 p m.. Ar..
.. Portland ... Ar.,
..HcMinnvillc.Lr'.
8:20 am
6.45 am
THROUGH TICKETS
Jo All Point
EAST AND SOUTH
aSTFor tickets and full fin formation r
5 ? I-W tc..cJIon
avent at Alhanv.
K. KOEIILER,
ldanaf;cr
K P. ROGERS,
Asst O.F. AP.A
TICBTS
t0and.tk0mthe
prikcipupoihts
in; tke.iunj.ted
stattstcanada
and europe.
rULLMAN PALACE CAR SlIlTLTS.
rrse Coloni.t SIeeoio Crs Bon Throosh a
Ex rssi Trains
OMAHA,
tJOUCIL HLITB
KANfr
CHICAGO AND ST.
CITY,
Wll
ElesMtil Sew IMalng Cai
1 nance.
Close Connections at Portland for San
Fraa
Cisco and fujret Sound potnta.
flT Boats leave the Comuanv'a mharf. a
the foot ot liroadalhin street, on Tueariay anJ
Friilay of earn week. C. G. RAW LINGS.
rity ticket and Freight Agent
8. Ml .!:.
Cenrral Traffic lana(ter.
n. r. a.
THE MARKETS.
ALBAST QCOTATIOH8.
Wheat
OaU 5c
Flour 14.25 rer bbl
Potatoes 50c
Epsrs 4Jc
Butter 20a 25c!
Lard 1012c.
Hams Hgl.V.
Shoulders 06 sc.
Bacon t0lc,
Hons 20c.
Hay Tiuiothv. lfi. nt-r,a ...
til.
A paes-Oreen, 4 .50 per bn.
PiuJBj-Dncd,4c.perlb.
" dric'dbIcathe1 c sundried
Chickens t.r)0g5 00
Hides-Beef les, jrreep, 4 c,
c : deer ekms, 20c; sheep peiu lfja
c, accrdinK to wooL ' r9
Beef S2Xc progs. V
Muttoa-a 00 per head.
Hops SCc. aressec
22a MILES SHORTER
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