Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 28, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHtfl MORNING HERALD: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, I fcO I. . ',1 I '.1 ' LAIIY AND WEEKLV TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION- DAILY ful.lMied every morning except Monday.) :ivereu oy carrier, per w By u.all, per yeax U;0 , 600 WKKKLY, (Published every Friday Morning.) Be copy, per annum, in advance... When not paid in advance, 210 THE MAILS, Mail it tlie Albany postotuce close Far all offices uorth The Eastern state IG;30 a. M, lne West Side t And the Narrow Oa m R. Rj ) or Portland and Sauu 11 a. II . onrallia and Vaquina ....12;: r. u office IwOp.k The postofttce will b cl jd d each evening Ifom mix to seven o'clock. Kcgiatered matter lor the ly morning train should be mailed before o clock the reyloua evening. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs rasseniror. Fuiht...., ill.13pmil2.20pm 3.40uV7.4 j a ni THE COUNTY DIVISION, The demand of the people of the ''Forks cf the Siuitiaiu"' for a division of the county is not a question to be lightly considered. An overwhelming majority there demand a division. It is perhaps a national desire on their part, and it is the best division of the county that could be made. The county will some day be divided in one direction or another, and it is better to consent to the division now proposed than to cast oil' tin the southern portion. The South Santiam river is a fair dividing line, and if the people in the "Forks" want to fonn a new county out of that t;rritory their wishes should not be met with opposition by the people on litis side. Many of the leading citizens of Albany are willing for the division to be made, and since nearly all the voters in tin "Forks'" have finned the petition asking for the tiie prouosed division, it cannot consistently he refused and the legislature will no doubt take tin? fact into consideration. If the question should he sub mitted to a vote of the people of Linn connty the proposition would probably carry. The people of this city are inclined to consider the demand for a division of the county in a spiritof fairness, and a majority of the voters of Albany would not oppose it. A tenionstrance is being circu lated against the proposed division, bnt the fact remains that nearly '700 cut of Iho 750 voters in the "Forks of the Santiam" have signed the petition for a division. They are the eo,jle most aUt-ctcd, and their wishes should be law. They have almost unanimously demanded it, therefore let the division be made. Tub thereat made by some of the southern states to boycott the Columbian World's Fair, if certain legislation is not carried on to their notion, is very puerile in its nature. It smacks to much of the ancient last bravado, which never had any real, practical application. The Chronicle truthfully says that the absence of exhibits from the states named from the World's) Fair would not injure the exhibi tion materially, but the producers and business men living within their loundaries would Butler. The southerners have taken an entirely erroneous view of the World's Fair. They seem to as sume that the place of exhibition U the chief thing to be benefitted, whereas those who exhibit in the nature of things must be the chief gainers. If this were not the case a World's Fair would be impracti cable, for foreigneis would not send their goods to be exhibited merelj to minister to the vanity or glorify the nat'on holding the exhibit. If the people of Texas, Arkansas and Missouri fail to ex hibit it will only be a very stupid case of "biting of one's own nose to spite one's face." Governor 1'k.nsovkr says he does not aspire to be placed on the democratic ticket for president, Ir.it would prefer to enter this race for United States lenator from Oregon. His presidential boom, however, has assumed such pro portion!! that he ii already con sidered in the Fast as one of the available candidates in the event at the failure of Cleveland's selec tion. The American hog was defeated in the German Reichstag by a majority of thirty, and will here after remain excluded from that pork-loving empire. The Ameri can papers which n-ake the death of an occasional hog the basis for sensational articles about wide spread disease, may le than ki d for thi" German dislike of oi.r pork. Evidently the Corrupt Practices act of England is a far reaching measure if it defines a promise of a candidate to employ union men only as bribery. If this view of the act is maintained there will not be much show for an eight hour movement, for n) doubt it would he held that to promise t man shorter hours of labor would be a bribe. But how about the promises made to the other classes the land-ownerp, for instance will they be construed into viola tions of the Corrupt Practices act? The English will have to ta'te a much more liberal view of the right of suffragists to demand and of candidates to promise than they do at present if they wish to secure a perfect representative form of government. In Evanston, 111., a co operative housekeeping scheme was put in to operatior. But somehow it failed to meet the expectation of its originators, and the lawyers are picking over its assets ami lia bilities to ascertain how many substantial crumbs they can gobble bp. Nationalistic theories are line, when spun out to listen to, but practical application seems to destroy them completely. Chicago is battling with the question of a smoky atmosphere with the intention of placing a quietus upon the chimneys that vomit out the sooty ingredients by making them wear smoke con sumers. An inspector sits upon a commanding pinnacle and reports all offenders. Tii k proposition to divide Linn county is not a political question. The county would be about evenly divided politically should the division be made, and both parties would then be forced into putting their best men forward. It might result beni ticially to all parties. I.lttle (ilantaml CouleV rros. boys, misses and child ren's shoes different styles all sizes and widths made solid ai.i. tiikomgii. Try a pair nothing better medium in price. Every pair warranted. Sami'i:i. E. Yorxo. Wilcox will not let any but (jr.st-class pictures leave his studio. Ml POWDER Absolutely Pure. 11. is rt.wccr ntcr VMits. A u arve ftiiitytretlh and wholes omen es? more economical thaii the ordinal kind, and cuiiiiot be colli in competi tion with multitude of low test, short ve'mht alum or phosphate powders 3old only in i-ius, Rotai. Haki.n 'ow. DL'R Co., Wall st.. N. r. I.Kwib M, Johnson A Co., Agents, Portland, Oregon, Tlie Celebrated French CURE Warranted to curt) mmmi SLFORE 2.55 5 AFTER the generative organs of either Bex whether arir-inif from the excesnhc use of stimulants, tobacco or opium, or thr ttii;h youthful imiia retion, over indulgence, iUt such a loo of ram l'ower, Wakefu'iiess, hearing Down ains in tlie llaok, Seminal Weakness, Hys eria, Nur ous Prostration, Nocturnal Omis ions, Leueorrhoe, Dizziness, Weak Memory, Li3sof I'owur anil hnimtuiuy which if ne leeteil often lead to premature old age and insanity. Pru c$l a box; 6 boxeo fer jfrMK) Sent by mail on receipt of price. a UKirrr. t-i itri:: is given with every 5 order received, to refund tne moiii-y if a fVriiiuiirnf cure is notemxted. We have thousamlit of testimonials from old and young, of forth sexes, who have been permanently cured iy the uac rf Athrodit.ne Circular frct AddressJ THE ATIIKO 1FJI IE K Western Branch, ttox, d7, I'onUnd, Oregon. For sale by For-bay & Mason, who csaieand tail druggists, Albany, Oregon. Pier's fiolta FEMALE Fill: Kr Female Ir-rc-nlr,.rities; noth ing iikc tltcm on tin- ni:trl.t i' 'vr 'Vail. Miccvsrifullv Ynre.l n prominent 7 lutiics ii;.ntlU- titiarunteet' to re lieve suppressed FL lneiistmation. ihi'.i t uc iiniiitiujr' iri:il. Save time. Health :ni.l moriev. Tuke no ntlicr. bi i:t to any ad it res by muii on reo lt of price, 00. Ail .lres Apliru Medlelnr 4 omiiaiiy Weit Bran.h Box 27, -rllaiul, r. 8old by Foshay Sl Maton, Albany. Orea - - Wanton Two rooms fiiinilitd or un furnished for hi: hi keeping mint ho near the biisines part uf town. &o vhil'ircii. A.lilren this citrine. IITANTED A feanittreiw, outs uhoenn cut II and tit. Ciil at corner of f.th and Rail nr.A strectn. iln, K. A. Uurklinrt, 6 &cyt' Do Not Pass By ! iWE HAVE WINTEE -That wg REDUCED RATES! BUCK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS ! VELVETS, SILKS, SATINS AM FLUSHES, LADIES' AND MISSES SILK AND KNIT UNDERWEAR, COTTON AND WOOL HOSE, EMBROIDERIES, SILK AND LINUX HANDKERCHIEFS. SCARFS. Y EI LINOS, Gr. W. SIMPSON, FIRST STREET, WAN T ET -Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of DEYOE & FROMAN IJKOS., IE. C. Sesurles, N. B.I vill continue to sell my dry goods at cost until they are all gone. FIRST STREET. ALBANY. OREGON. 2.0b"U US?F5 2.nn 5175 j -A TOM PRICES. Come and see us at our store Prompt service and polite attention to everybody. MATTHEWS & WASHBURN. EAUFOiMIA l 5iTiVE2 CATARRH beomatism, Neuragia, Cons HEAOAOHE, And ALL PAIN. Tit OaMfcrmU ruttire tad Wt(kU LECTBIO COUGH CUR turn citiit, enou. cohsuhptiom. MkjtH tnfxiit. Eaii i6o, SOc ft I tulaiir C... Pr't. L An(U. Qi TAKE THE CAB KROM WPARriTC RATES: To any part of the city, .r0 cent For calling, firnt hour 1. 50, each subsequent honr$ 1. Shiloh's Cure will immediately relievo Croup, Whooping cough and Bronchitis. For sale by Foshay & Mason. A FEW: GAEMENTS will sell at- REDUCED RATES! SHAWLS. ETC. ALBANY, OREGON. ?"Iraortera and Dt-aiers in all kinds o guns and ammunition fishing ackle cf ev ery dePcri)t:oii, cutlery and base ball goods, tents, haninioelis and camp chairs. The largest stock south of Fortland. Come one and all. No trouble to show ecods. QuicV sales and small piofits is our motto. Also t repair shop connected with store and lirst class workmen to do all kinds of work. Leader in jiopular prices in FOOTS A SHOES and Cents FURNISHING GOODS. Sole agency for the Ludlow Fine Shoe. l L Mas $3 SHOE And other specialties for Gen tlemen, Ladies, Etc., are war ranled, and so stamped on bot tom. Address W. L. DOUG LAS, Brockton, Mass. Sold by L. E. BLAIN, ALBANY, OREGON. ( Ihe result j'of heavy y liai ges almost invaria bly disastrous to the fel l."w who does the heavy cliarcrinir. 'I'liis is as trae t. ' o of prices as it is ot deadly , iirearirs. that s why wa have chalked OUR MtfOODS down to EOT- FOR 8AI-E BY ALL DRl'GQISTS. "Soniejinotiths I tmroliased a liox of Dr. .T. I'. Sill's Catarrh Cure for my own usu, but timling my nephew, C 4. MeMtihuM. needing such medi cine I let him have my box of modi cine. He now fends for three more boxes, Buying it is the best tiling for catun-h ever tried by him and hif friends. 1 got, another box to use in my case, and cheerfully recommend it toothers, (Signed), JOHN MoMAITAN, Kx-County Commissioner Lane Co, Oregon, Springfield, Lane county, Oregon. Trof .1. W, Johnson, president of the State university, says it cured him of a eolith after two other prescriptions had failed. Likewise two of his little rirls usej It toenrn their coughs. Mrs Mark riailey, wife of Prof. Bailey, sent it to Prof. Johnson, and reeom uiends it to all who sutler from colds and coughs. For coughs it acts like acharui, and can be inhaled into the Ipes or passages, where no other cough cures :au reach. UmK n the Threshold of The public is invited to inspect the im mense stock of Dry Goods -W. F. READ'S His assortment h bigger than variety ami prices. The Hialiost Market Trice Paid for 1 Have removed their entire stock of Hardware into the new Baltimore Block. Call And keep vourself warm, if you would enjov health and life. The Pasteur Filter is reeoinmerded by all physicians as the verv best. Call and see how they work and learn prices. No one can alkud to do without one. For an elegant heating stove that will make the room comfort able, or a cooking stove or range that is warranted to keep the housewife in good humor, call and select from our immense line, embracing all the most desirable makes of stoves. FOR I89I AT ever before, and he is prepared and see them. JJJkVXV SEVEN Jfr . umerent styles and differ ent kinds of Stoves for TT NSPSS mating and Cooking are eWorld's Best-manufactured under the tteans that. , &hove trad8 rnarV ",a1lh ore the lew Year to satisfy tustcniers in quality Country Produce. T T Mf-iPT" THAW JJ -A- A HUNDRED . . . -THE- OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. E. IIOGC, ICecelver. ANC Oregon Development Co.'s Steamship Line TEli .AND 22 Hours Less Time Tliaa by any other route: Accorooilations unaunaaccd for comfort an ialcty. Fares and (rcurhta via YaqUna an the Oregon Deve opmcnt company's ahipa, much less that by any other ronte ween all points in the Willlanjrt'e al tnd San Francisco. SAIIilNO DATES. raOM TA9DIS. Willamette ValW --- Pr 10th WV J9th Willamette Valley , ,, , 28th rBOM RAH FKAKCISCO Wrallon Dec. 6th Willamette Valley........ " 1Mb Willamette Vallev Nov, V4th The com pany ruwrvc the right to ehaig teamen tr sulin? daua. Diii.r rAWtiNoin mres, kxeept Sunday's.) L Ya,.ilna7:(X t H Lv Albany 12:20 r OmallH 10:3S a M I " Corvallis 1M n Ar Albany i 1:3s a H I Ar Vaquina 4-3 r. M, O. & C. liiiiie connect at A I ban and Col Wii. M Hoae, C, , Houui, General Uanagcri U. F & P. Apcnt Corvallis, O OB ' EAST SOUTH VIA " SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. THE MOUNT SHSTA KCDTK California express trains ron daily ODTHJ KOPTB 7:00pm..Lv Portland ....Ar.. 9:3c am 10:23 pm..Lv Allny Lv 6:Si am 10:1S a m..Ar. S. Francisco. Lv.. 8-00 pm loral r. Train Dally- Ex. Sunday 8:00am..Lv. Tortland ....Ar. . 4:00 rm 12:20 p m..Lv.... Albany.Lv..l2K)0 am 5:40 p mAr.....Roseourg Lv. . 6:20 am Lelrauon K ranch. 2:36 piLv... Albany Ar.. 9:25 pm 2:3f.pm Ar ... .Lebanon..... Lv . 8:411 am 7:m..L Altaiiy. Ar.. 4.a6 pm S,22am..Ar Lebanon...... Lv.. 3-40 m Ai.BA.vr local, dailv (Except Sunday) S.CO r M..Lv....rortland r....9.00 ah SW Ar. ..Albany... Lv....5.00 A M FULLMAN LUFFKTSI.EErEIlS. TOURIST SLKKl'LN'G CARS, l-or ai-con;mnua,.:..!i r.; SeccL'4-CIat-s i'a scnger atUrlitU tolvji,..- iriuns. VH SMe IlliUlm. Jetweeii I'ottiand and Corv. Jall Train laily- F.xcept Sunday 7:10 a m . . L- ... Po.tlan. t . . A r& 30 p. "nl 12:lu p m..A Ccnaiiis.. L. la.6ip. m At Albany and Corvallis coiiccet with I raiim of Urocon Par.iflcltailroad. Express Train Dally (Except Sunday 4:40 p m. . Lv Portland... Ar.. t iCuio 7:25 p m.. Ar.....aUiinnville.Lv.. i,.iLm THROUGH TICKETS Jo All PoinU EAST AND SOUTH tZTFor tickets atid full 'information re carilin ntm maps, etc., call on company's acntat Alhanv. 11. K0KI1LER, E. P. ROGERS, Maiiager Asst. G. F. 4 P, A TICKETS TO AND JROM THE PRINCIPL POINTS IN THE UNITED STATFS. CANADA AND EUROPE PULLMAN PALACE CAR SLIIFEES." rm Oolonirt Eletninc Cars Ban TLrooga ei Ex rau Tiaini OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUP KANS CITY, CHICAGO AND ST. DUIS. Elegant New inning Cai Wit Change Close Connections at Portland for San Fian Cisco and Puget Sound points. ' Sa-noata Iaava thA Comnanr'a m-Kttrf mi the foot of Broadalbin street, on Tuesday anJ rriaar ol each meek. V. U. KAWL1NGS, Citv ticket and Freurht Acent C. 8. HILLES. Ceaeral Traffle Manajcrr. t. m. M.r. v. r. a. THE MARKETS. AI.EAKT COTATIOBS. Wheal 60 Oalft -4?C Flour-W.25 per t.hJ Potatoes 50c EKK-23c Butter 'JOCTh-; Lard K)12.'c. Haras 1415-. Shoulders CtOt. sc. Bacon 10 lie. Hops 30c.'i Hay Timothv. 1. natK'anil rl .. t2, - Appes Oreen, U0i .50 per bu. 1'luJit Dried, 46tc. per Th. Aj p'cs dried blcathud l'c sundritd (it 8 c. Chickens $4.50g5 00 Hides Be?f hides, jrretr, 4 p, c ; deerskins, 20c;bheep pe!U 10A c, according to wcol. Beef 22Kc Rroes. Mutton 2 00 per head. Tioga ?Gc. cressec. Xyard-Kcr. pr 5 gallon Via; 15r"