Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 31, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOBKING BEKALU: SATTJK PAY, JAKUAKY 31, Ife0 1. Pining gaily gimttl Daily and Weekly TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION DAILY f uhltihed 'every morning except Monday.) klurrol Iit carrier, per wcvk. ...... o-2o ty nail, per yeftl. 6 00 WKKKLT. .(Puhlbhed every Friday Morning.) ne copy, per annum, In advance-.. tOO When not paid in advance.- THE MAILS. Maihi it the Albany postoillre close Fir all office north The Eastern states 16;" l;S0 A. H, In West Side I Aad the Narrow Oa ntt R. IIJ ) or Portland and Saim 11 A. u orvallis and Yaquina ..l'-;:) r. a oce atrnth T:-0 p. u The poatolBce will be cl jt U each evening irom six to eeven o'clock. Kt-giatered matter for the ly morning train ahonld be mailed before o clock the reriona ereuinir. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrive Depart .'ll.13pmj12.20pm 3.4iiiul 7.4.') a in rawwnver.. Kiiht m OXS HAD 11AP.IT. Tlie downfall of many a nollc, worthy and influential man, rnnde traced to the American hahit of treating, a custom that has gained such a foothoM that it poems also Intely impossible to tlisloilge or reform it. Well ami truthfully does a recent writer pay that the custom of t reating is one the of mo-1 pernicious and foolish that ever cursed society, and its abolish ment, if it were practical, would lie one of the greatest of public boons. The custom is said to have originated in the primitive days of the nation, when the settlers had to resort to the mutual help plan, ani when the neighbors gathered for barn-raising or a log rolling the host set 'em up for the boys, and upon similar occasions the compliment was returned, lint, whatever its origin, it is dis tinctively an American custom. In no other country do men stand up to a bar and buy drinks alter nately for each other until both become "tired." Two-thirds of the drinking done, two-thirds of the money spent for drink, two thirds of the resulting wretched ness, are due to the treating sys tem. Men take drink after drink that they do not want, and spend money to pay for drin s for other Ieople, oftentimes men they hard ly know or perhaps dislike. Furthermore, thectistoin, looked a! in the proper way, is degrading and unmanly. It agists in forming ! ad associations, habits of 'l.iling around," and precludes a pcrsoii from his most sacred privilege that ofchoosinghisown associates. 1'eoitle w ho join in thcbocia! drink fehouid be those who are on tlx closest and most intimate relations. There is no hospitality or generos ity in the American treating than there is in the giving of i.n Indian who takes his present bach. Kvery man kf e s a mean little tab in bin 'ead it his fellows, ami the fct ore is kot even all around. 1 tier i is comparatively little folitaiy drink ing among our people. The num ber of men who go to drinking places and buy a drink for them solves alone is comparatively few. Abolish treating and the salooom would lie shorn of three-fourths of their revenue, and their number would lie diminished in the same ratio. It was upon these facts and principles that some years ago a club was formed in Brooklyn with the object of making it discredit able for any gentleman to give or accept a treat. But it accom plised nothing, and was short lived. The custom expensive, absurd, and mischievons as it is has taken too strong a hold to be easily uprooted, and will probably last as long as the saloon. It ia a singular fact that a huge percentage of criminals of the most vicious classes in all countries are possessed with a mania for tattoo ing emblems upon various por tions of the body. SVienti: ts find in this tendency an indication of primitive savagery, centuries of civilization having failed to eradi cate the inclination. It is this same unsubdued savagery which leads the criminals of this class to war against society. This tend ency to tattoo the body is noticed in childhood, and I'ertillion, the famous French inventor of a system of prison measurements, incline;? tattooing in bis list of personal peculiarities of criminals. Chi cago (Jraphic. The apportionment bill has Wen passed by both houses of con gress, and signed by the president. It gives to Ongon two representa tives and also to Washington two representatives. The death of Secretary Windom was so sudden and unexerUd, that it is simply appalling to the entire country. Just at oixEent, the special measures of finance that ' are being agitate d have so much bearing upon the treasury, that tlie secretary becomes one of the most prominent persons in the land, which in addition to the great ability and personal popu larity of Mr. Windom, made him about the most w idely known and highly respected man in the entire nation. It will be hard to Till his place, and his death is an irrepair ableloss to President Harrison. The Idaho legislature is con templating the enactment of a law that will seriously cripple the finances of the ministers and justices who live along the line. It is a marriage license law. Heretofore runaway couples found a veritable Gretna Green in -the domain of Idaho, and those qualified to perform the marriage ceremony reaped a rich harvest from that source. If the legisla ture passes the license law their occupation will be seiiously inter fered with. Tiiep.e is a proposed rediution of wages for iron-workers in Chatanooga, Tenn , which it is said will be resisted by a strike on the part of the laborers, and that they will produce evidence that they are contract laborers brought illegally into this country. The quarrel will probably be com promised but the threat of the laborers bears out the charge so fre quently made that many of these Southern factories evade th con tract labor law. The elections bill has virtually met its defeat in congress, and in all probability the vast majority of the people of the country will be glad that such is the can-. It never was a measure that met any extended approbation at the hands of the people. i:mi t:it:T run high in this city over System Builder as every body is using it for Catarrh of the Stomach, Dyspepsia Constipation, Impure blood and to build up their system. Try it and tell your friends almut it, as it must iossess wonderful merit when ail speak well of it. AViiotl for Sale. Dry fir wood delivered to any part of the city at f:5 til) tr cord. Leave orders at the foot of Ferrv street at 1. W. Spink's lumber yard. IIVSH'I t.s DAVlo. M. 1). rilYSICIAN AND flu.Ldrt. Cr.n !e found at his otliee room in Struh.wr hlock, First Bttvci, Alhnj ore'OTi- I 1 SIC: AN' ANi VK , irt":e ti Pierce Sm vvmt AH.: ne Mock. O r. at. 'if 3. from ti a. m. to J. IWSS.nSR, VKTKKIXAKY Sl.U . K" jrrviii,i of Ontario vet l-Hilary x.l'r't Mi'l niu insr of lUq imtn'u vcUtiji j,ry nitititai H'M-iety, ia jiri t'.ro l to fm-.f tit Iit;ea.-f:tf of a'l tluuiustii i- t;l &i::it -.It ot. H.'A'fitiiic prim:t;'lov. 0;!f; n Avs l,.r ih:-I;s 'ivcry Miiiilo it lUtfiire kit at:! Cil-'t-ocia itrct'ts AiNanv, .rt.-j.in. n r. If M.IKt ,', M. i., .win., ruti.iv j fhi-Hiinii, 'tt,- a V:i. !.. U.imI, lirai'l J- nf t-tr-.t. O !'.- hour:-:, 7 to : a. M.i l n-iii a to a p. m. I) is o. a. w;;i I'ilVsl'.IA.V iVMi . '. i.''ll vile Jlo-pt-v Yo.-k :iv. If;: O.'iie in K.!!i.'r U'u:k l.l'l I M.--li. al C'.tl:-ce. N. iMiii,t;ii ti djt- i.iily. atikm:is. B; KSKV. 1. T BAKIS. J. W b'.AI'KK iY, IVVillX & hUAl'Kil, Ai ToU- J ney ut law, uroizort Ciry, Uco. U cu- t vcar.- ovtjcru-.ijo ad iv'iKicr ot ln L. fc. Uiti.l Old til U rut. on City an i in tnc i.mti iriu!ticu rocoutui -mlrj u- in oar socially taiuoij.s tjciuru tnu Lawl Otilcj or the ejuitd -iiti invjlvin the pnict.ee in tlie get era! Laud Office. f J C. WATSON", attorncy-at-luw, AHa-iy 11, Oregon. Oitice in btrhan hijck J. N. DUNCAN ATTORN EY-VT LAW ami notary public. O ticv in the Strahan LiiiHjk, rtKui No. 1 ana z. O. K. K. ULAL'KHCKN. O. W. WKIbllT, BLAOhUl KS, k WRIGHT ATI OKN KV A 1 Law, Allnay Oreirnn. OSuo in n!.i rtlow'i Temi.le. A'iil practice in ull count Mtlicutatti, aud yive special atU-uUoti to at iltlfllluS3. WOLVEIiTON C'HAKLESK. AIToKNEY at Law, Allwnv. Or. Oilice in roonji lo inl 14 r'oa.cr'M lhK:k, over L. bluiu's tore J" K. W KATllh It KO K iT,-ArfCTtN K Y AT . law, Alliany, Ort-jjon. Oit in the r nun i:iuck. n HI practx:o n all tne murUi ol thmtntc, and give flpecia. alteulion to all uusiiietis. TAV.K3 P. JIKAO, ArTOitXEY-AT-LAW r) an.l title e uiiincr, All&ny, Or. Will practice in all the courts ol the state. Ab- str.icU of tiile furnished on short notice. fen year experience. SECRET SOCIETIES. A. O. U, W. Safety Lwiffo No, 13; meets every Muntlay tveniiiif at the U. A. K. hall on Kerry street, between Seeond and fhinl. Alluny, Oregon. Strangers in tup jity ami transient brethren corilsully invited toattei.il. Mi-I'hursn IV.st No. 5, O. A. R. St '.titl Picetincs at tlie G, A. It. Hall on tne ?con! and Fo'irth Friday evening if ea--ti nioncli. 'i'ra;.ient Comrvle-i aie eirdi j iniitd to n.ivt i:!i u J. r. III I INU, Adjita:it, TAKE THE CAM mwiimm HATES: To any part ol the city, TO cent For calling, first boor 41.50, each S'lhrfeijueni homi 1. O i:EUK HOUSE, A 1. 1. A NY, OP..-CIIAS it Kciifcr, Pfip. O-.ily tlrst-eclass hoti?c ii the city. Lare raniple rooms for com mercial men. No CMnam-r. employed In the liiUh'-ii. General sts-.'B i;S.' Corallis. TtraiiU'ii Two roon fuinislied or un it furiiialird lor ltiit keeping nnit be near the Imis'iiium put ul town. Iso tliildren. AMrM) this "ItL-c. Do Not Pass Bv ! :k HAVE a fi:v : WINTER -Xhat wo REDUCED RATESlj -" BUCK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS ! VKLVKTS, SILKS, SATINS AXP l'LUSHKS. LAPIKs' ANP MISF.S SILK AND KNIT UXPKRWRAR. COTTON' AND WOOL IIOSK, KMP.ROIDF.RIKS. SILK AND LI X !: X 1 1 A X I ) K E RC 1 1 1 F FS , SO A K FS . VKILIXOS. Gr. W. SIMPSQN, FIRST ST RE FT, ALBANY, OKKGOX. W A. N T ED -Ten thousnnd Men AVonien and Chiblren to buy (roods of DEVOE & FllOMAN ISItOS.. mm JULIUS GEADWOHL'S GOLDEN KULE BAZAili TUP, LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS AND t'OY STORE OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GENl'Itf ROGERS E."tOS SIL VEHWARE, FRENCH CHINA iKD GLASSWARE, HOY'S WAGONS, f ABY AND DOLL CAR KIAGES. AND A 4 ' Gaasral Assortment of Faacy Gosts. Specialty iti the finest Teas, Coffees and Family Grocei es. for net cash p. ml canies tiie largest stoi k in the Valley. 3ar"Iu.MirBiice pgent fyr Fire and nine.' mum . VfADlES VQ 7, ".75 fWN l. . FT . I j MO ORES I'i' :JS it4i I 7 a rr -j . V 71 PI j r i ;; - WOMAN'S FRIEND So successful and delightful have been the effects of '"Moore's Re vealed Remedy" upon the delicate ailments of womankind, that this wonderful remedy has been called "Woman's Friend." r'oore's Reveaied Remedy In a few dotes shows woman kin. 1 its peculiar virtues for their aiitncnts. Its effects are gentle, soothing and uniformly successful. Hundred? of testimonials from ladies all over the coast boar wit ness to its success. JT?Suld by a'.l druggist Land Surveying. r)ANTIRS DKS1RINO SURVIYlXQ DONS CAN OB tain accurate n prompt work by callinir upon ex-comity surveyor If, T. T. KLsher. lie hiw complete copies ot lieltl notes and town ship pints, and in prepare I to do surveyinir in any art of Linn county. I'ostofiice addrcw, Millers Station. Linn coo it j, Oregon. r li It - r -j-. GARMENTS will soli at- HEDUCED RATES! SHAWLS, KTC. "Imorters and Dealers in j'l kinds o guns and ammunition fishing icl.ie of ev cry deFcript:on, cutlery and baf ball yoods. tents, haiuniocks and csmp thairs. The largest slock Foutl. of Portland Come one and all. No trouble to show cods. (JuicV sales and email piotits is our mctto. Also repair shop connected with Eton and liret class workmen to do all kinds of work. He buvs And oiher ppecialtiea for Gen- EQY tleinen, Ladies, I.tc, are war- r.tn'eu, ar.o fo Maiiii-t-ti on not- W. L. DOFG- Brockton, Jlasr Sold bv BLAIN ORKtiON. cm:- ' fere m 8L 7' n ATAraai? ksumatiim, Keara'gia, Com HEAOAOHC, And ALL PAIN. Tit OMftnl FitiT tad )Tf ntlr IECTBIO COVOH CUR etna colm. CKQur. conuhhio. Hj& DmfijU, EmI 6o, SO ft I lager & C., Prp'. Lh Ani!t, 0 y n KCjP. SA'. li nY ALL DRrGGTSTS. "Somi'motitliR neo I nurchascd a hosof Dr.J. I. 3'ill's Catarrh Cure for my own use. but tinrtintr rpy nephew, ahan. nectiiutr such medi cine I let bim have my box of medi cine. He now sends for three mon boxes, sayinar it is the best lilnir fot catarrh ever tric'l by him and hie friends. I Kot another box to use in my case, s.nd cheerfully recommend it toothers, (Sisrned), JOHN McMAiTAN, Kx-County Couimissiouer Lane Co, Oregon, Springfield. Lane county, Oregon. Prof j, W. Johnson, president of the State university, says it cured him o( a conyh after two other prescriptions ma railed. I.ikcwisc two ol ins little girls useJ it to cure their roughs. Mrs Mark Hailey, 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 acharm, and can bs inhaled into the jlpes or passages, where no other cough cures ?an reach. WASTKD A seamstress, one who can cut and tit. C'-ul at corner of 5th and Kail road streets, Mri, F. A. Burkhart, I L floiias la.--, AUF0fi y n the Thresho The public is invited to inspect the im mense stock of Dry Goods W. F. READ'S-- Hi? as9.jrtm3nt is bigger than variety and prices. The Iliiiliost Market Price Paid for Have removed their entire stock of Hardware into the new Baltimore Block. Call And keep yourself warm, if you would enjoy health and life. The Pasteur Filter is recommer.ded by all physicians as tlie very lest. Call ami see how they work and learn pi ices. No one can alloru to do without one. For an elegant heatiii; 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 Moves. !il ol F0R I89S AT ever before, and he is prepared Is IV and see them. xllv xijj j. n nil SEVEN HUNDRED . . . .. difierent ent kinds j- S -v0r.a5- uiuctured under the 2aVhtthotZ I"'0 This le lew Year to satisfy ciiEtcmers in quality Country Produce. T Mfirr rpTJAxr stvlcs nnd d;m-r of Stoves for and Cooking are THE- Yaquina Route OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. HOGG, Kecelt-er. ANC Oregon Deyelopmeut Go.'s Steamship Line .or mr rnoirnnrr 22 Hours Less Time Than by any other route: Accomodations unsurpassed for rcmfcirt a Safety, r'arcs and freihta via Yaquina an the Oregon Dev. opmeut company'! hip, much lew that by any other rente wren all points in (he Milllamct'e al and Sao Francisco. . SAIMNO DATES. raOM rifjciMA. Willamette Valley.... . W V WU lam'etteVai ley . . .77. . . ,. '.. Dcc 10th 19th 2bth rsoii (ax naxiiaco W rallnn Pec. Sth Willamette Valley..... ....... 15th Willamette Valler. Nov, 24th The company reserve the right to cbaif tutunera era ulintr datee. paiiT rABoaNosa TaAws, Kiccpt Sundaj-s.) L Yar, ulna 7:00 1 a U Albany 12-30 rl Crvallis 10:3fi a M I ' Corvallis 1M ri Ar Alhany I l.-Oh a I Ar Yaquina -3' P. . O. & C. Main connect at Alban and Cot . M. Hoaa, C, . Hooi'B, General lianacert O. r ft P. airent Corvallig, O oa EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACJFI0 ROUTE. THE MOUNT SHiSTA ROUTE California express trains run daily BolTH I KOPTU -:00pm..Lv Portland ....Ar.. 9:3c am lu:a p m..Lv... Albany Lv.. 6:2 am 10:15 a in..Ar . S. Fraiicisco.Ly.. 9-O0 pm Loral !. Train Ually-(Ex. bunday 8:00 a m..Lr... Portland... .Ar.. 4:00pm 12:20 p m . . Lv. . . . Albany Lv. .12.-00 am 6:40 p mAr.....Kocnurg Lv.. 6:20 1 LrbaavB (traairb. 2.S6 p cLv..... Albany Ar.. 9:25 pm PPO At ....Lebanon.....Lv N:40am T:t0am..Lv Alhaiiy Ar.. 4.5MI pm li,-.'im..Ar Lebanon... Lv.. 3 -40 pm ALBAN'T LOCAL, dailt (Except Sunday) .VO P ..Lv.... Portland.. ..Ar....9.00 am .J0 Ar. ..AlbAnyLv....5.00al rULLMAN BUFFETSLEEl'EKS. TOURIST SLEEFIKG CARS, For acconirnooatii.o of fscccnd-Cius Ta st liters attached to Express Trains, West Side DiviaUa. Iictween l'oit-!anl mid Corvallif" .tlall Trala Itailr- Exrep. Sumlaj 7:3'iam..L- , 12:10 p m..Ar. Po.-tlatKl ...Ar.6.80p. m Ccraiiis.. L-.12.56p. m At A It. any and Conallis couuect with trniimof (uifon Ha iricrlailroad. Cxj.rcos Train Ually (Except Sunday 4:40 p m..Lv..J7. Portland... Ar.. rriFtni Ij'-P m--Ar .air-ainnviHe.Lv.. t.-tdm THROUGH TICKETS lo All Point EAST AND SOUTH TForti. kcte and full 'information re paidinc rates maps, etc., call on ccmpauja agent at Aibauv. li. KOEI1LKR, E. P. EOOFJLS, Manager Asst. G. F. A P. A TICKETS TO ANOTROM THE PRINCIPL POINTS IN THE UNITED STATTS. CAKATA AND EUROPE PULLMAN PALACE CAR SMiTEFS.' Frw Celonirt Eleenine Cars Con Throogli Ci reu Trains OMAHA, COUKCIL BLUF KANS CHICAGO AND ST. Elegaat New Itlnlns 1'ai : CITY, 3CIS. wit .uaRne, Close Connections at Portland for Faa Fiaa Cisco and Puget Sound pointa. the foot of Broadalbin street, on Tuesday anJ l nuay ui wn irers. v.. V. ka v LI A 1.5, City ticket and Frciirht Aiat C. 8. mil.Lt... General Traffic Maaacrr. T. W. U K. i. '. A. THE MARKETS. 4I.RAKT QCOTATIOKB. VMicat-tiO Oats 4lc Hour per bbl Potatoes 5Jc ERffs 23c Butter 20025c; Lard 10 iac. Hams 14gl5c. fliouldere tvasc Bacon 10 lac. Hops 20c -J Hav Timothw ti tVi. " ' ' ' App cs Green, 40 JM per bu. Flu At. Dried, 4c per B. App'cs dried bleached 9c eundrlcd 65 8 c Chickens 14.505 00 Hides Beef hides, jrreer, 4 c, c ; deer skins, 20c; sheep Ftlta, JOfl c, according to wool. Beef 22Xc erou. Mutton 2 00 per head. Ho Srjc aressec. Lard Kei, or 5 kUob tit;