Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, February 03, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1HE WOBH1NG I1EHALD: TUESDAY. FEBRUAUY 3. 16,91. n 3 F : ! J" UA.IL.Y AND WBBKbY TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION- DAILY raliHahsd awry ,mornlnf except Monday.) :itrU b canter, pet week. in,, irzu e oo r j bui, per year.. WUI1T, .(PmbHahed vary Friday lioralnf .) M copy, per una, la Klvnc..400 Tint a Bet mm id edance..., Til MAILS. Mails at th Albany poetotBce cIom 'foteUBVs aorta l;30 a. M, R4 ) .. las Eaetera states ad lha Narrow Oa ajt R. at Portland and 8eu . orvalUaaad Yaquina 11 a. a 12:30 r. a 7:S0r. a The postomce will be etj d each cvenlng iroai six to tem 'dock. tUgfatered natter for tb ly morning litlmawa b mailed bctoro o clock the fevteBa areata. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrive Depart lll.13pmll2.S0pm 3.40pm 1 7.45 a hi rubra., 'AMERICANISM IS POLITICS." The recent address of Mr. Theo dore Rooaevelt on "Auiericanism in Politics" has attracted general attention because of its broad national spirit. Mr. Roosevelt is not "native American" or a "know-nothing" iu any narrow partisan sense; but as a man prond of his country and glorting in its greatness he decries, in moat emphatic terms, the pandering to foreign influence that has long been characteristic of American politics, and would banish from political vocabularies all dialinc tioaa oi nationality as applied to party organisations or party votes. Instead of perpetuating a diversi fied nomenclature by which in ap pearance, at least, and too often in fact, the naturalized citizen is mad to play the part of a foreign factor in our politics, he would recognize no element by other than an American title, and pay no court to prejudices of race or religion that imply a want of as similation with American citizen ship. It may require time to bring about this ' thorough homo geneity of sentiment, and it will necessitate an abandonment of old methods of carrying favor or carrying doubtful issues by the politicians, but Bthe tendency of the times is now, more th in ever before, to purify American politics of its un-American characteristics, to measure men and measures solely by an American standard, and to impress upon all intending citizens from abroad that their support of American institutions carries with it the further obliga tioB of conforming as rapidly and completely as possible to Arneri can ideas and usages. Mr. Roose. vslt is undoubtedly right in regard to. this reform, and all good oil iaens, whatever their nationality or place of birth, will agree with him Much as we owe to foreign immi gration for the weal I h it has created, 'or the energy and intelli gence with which it has assisted in developing our resources, fur the contributions it has made to our industrial welfare, it must be re membered that the debt is not all upon one side. It ia to the land of their choice that the naturalized classes owe the trancendent bless ings of civil liberty and self-government, the opportunities of suc cess that elsewhere had been denied them, and the protection of an all-embracing flag, and that they loyally appreciate these facts is amply demonstrated. It is not their fault, but more the fault of the politicians than for mercenary or factious -purposes of their own that they are so often appealed to on the score of race or nativity, and discriminated for or against, as citizens of foreign birth. Tire sooner these distinction are done away with, and American citizen ship alone, without other classifi cations made sole basis of political action, the better for the country and all its inhabitants. Those who imagine that ly the proposed division of Linn county Albany would lose the trade of the new connty should remember that the towns in that district on the line of the Oregon Pacific rail road. Mill City, Gatesville, Hal stead, and other towns, are in Marion county, but the county lino does not prevent the trade from all coming to this city, and the same thing would be true in the-nsw county of Santiam. Tub question of the election of the United States senators by a direct vote of the people is gaining ground ' all over the country. Recent peculiarities regarding the ' election of certain United States senators has caused some discus " sion of the proposition in Washing . ton. This proposition has a strong supporter in Senator Mitchell, of Oregon. THE APPORTIONMENT BILL. The senate of the United -States has passed the apportionment bill just as it came from the house of representatives, that is, fixing the number of representatives at 35G. There were attempts made to gain additional representation for Ar kansas, Minnesota, Missouri and New York, but these were defeated. As the bill will gc to the president it gi ves one more new member of each of the following states : Ala. bama, California, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Da kota, Texas, Veiniont, Virginia and Wisconsin. There is reason for believing that grave errors were committed in the enumeration under the eleventh census, but it ia probable that they were so evenly distrib u ted as to leave the proportionate representation in congress about right. This generality of distri bution may at least be inferred from the universality of the com plaints of tinder-enumeration,, since there has been hardly a nook or corner of the Union that has not had a grievance. Annexation of Hawaii i beintr agitated just at present, the cable scheme having given the project a new impetus. The annexation ists are talkiug much more freely, and are ready to devote much of their time to demonstrating the advantages which bih-Ii a course possesses. Albany's lire limits should lie more strictly enforced. This city would now enjoy low er fire insur ance rate3had not the authorities allowed a lot of wooden buildings to ! erected within the lire liaiits. KlMTKMK.Vr run high iu 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 about it, as it must possess wonderful merit when all speak well of it. Wood fur Sale. Dry fir wood delivered to any Eart of the city at $ :t 00 per cord, eave orders at the foot of Ferrv street at P. VV. Spink's lumber yard. FHYSUIAM8 WH. DAVIS, M. b. PUYS1C1AN AND uteou. Can bo found, at his otlict room In Btnhku'a block, t'irnt street. Albani vrejron- I r C. KELLXX PHYSICIAN AMD SVi- V. geon Aiijiy, Oregon, office n nerr e new block. Cilice hours, from S a. a, to r. a. J. ROStJlTKR, VETERINARY SL'R- f. KfOli, grailuate 01 Ontario veV-rinary couege uhi me nor or me Utttario vetertn ary medical society, is prepared to trn.it tin diseases of all domrntivalcd animals on scientific principles. Office at Aim Murxhali't livery stalile Kesiileuoe 4th and Cahipoob eireeia, Aiuany, uregon. n V. HAMBKKUX, M. l., Honueialliic j rnysican, niece at l"r. Wallr old stand, UroadaUH ftreet. Office Imum, 7 to a. i to a aim itosr. u. DRO.A. WHirNEV, PHYSICIAN AND su?)Mon. Unuluate of Ut-llrvue Hospi tal Medical College, New York City. li-&M of women, a specialty, Ollice in Foster block ATT4rV.SF.V3. W, T. BUB-NIT. L. T. SARIN, J. W DKATlUt DUtUtSY, BARIN & DRAPER. ATl'OR J neya at law, Oregon City, Oregon. Twen ty years experleiii as register of tnj L . a. Land Office at Oregon City and in ttie land practice recommends ua in our specuutv business before the Land Ollice or the courts and involving the practice iu the geoerat Lana oiuce. H C. WATSON', attorney-at-law, Albany , Oregon. Omce in blrahan block. JN. DUNCAN ATTORN E Y-AT LAW . and notary public. Otice iu the Strahan block, rooms No. I and 2. o. a. if. Blackburn. o. w. riuiit, IJLACKBUKN, & WRIGHT ATTORN EV A I 1 I au lll..i.i :.. X h.1.1 . " , fUUKUJ Vlli)(Ulla VUIN J.I VUU rellow's Temple. Will practice in all court oi ine state, and give special attention to all business. IirOLVERTON CHARLES E. ATTORNEY IT at Law, Albany, Or, Ottice in rooms li and 14 rosters Block, over L. t. Blaine tore, K. WrTHFRFolu, ATTcllNEY-Al . law, Albany, Oregon. Ott in the Flinn Blcck. Will practice n all the courts of theatate, and give specia, attention to all business. JAMES P. MEAD, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW and title examiner, Albany, Or. Will practice iu all the courts of Uie state. Ab stracts of title furnished ou short notice. Ten years experience. SECRET SOCIETIES. A. O. U, W. Safety Lodge No. 13; meets every Monday evening at the U. A. R. hall on Kerry street, between Second and Third. Albany, Oregon. Strangers in the city and transient brethren cordially invited to attei.d. McPherann Post No. , O. A. R. Stated meetings at the O, A. R. Hall on the second and fourth Friday evenings cl each monrh. transient Comrades aie cordi y invited to meet with us J. r'. WIIITINU, B. K. Tari.kr, Commander Ailititant, TAKE THE CAIi FROM l 11 m 111 RATK8: To any part ol the city, 50 cent For calling, first hour 1. 50, each subsequent hoiirf 1. REVERE HOUSE, AI.bANY, OR.-CHAS Pfeiffer, Prop. Only Hrat-ecla-w house u the city. Largo sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. Ueneral stage ntb Conallis. Wanten Two rooms tmiiished or un furnished for light keeping Hint It iiMr Lhi ImaliiMM n&rt ttt iu-i N., children. Address this otKee. y Do Not Pass By ! :WE HAVE WINTER -That we REDUCED RATES! FURNISHING GOODS. VELVETS, SILKS, SATINS AND PLUSHES, LADIES' AND MISSES SILK AND KNIT UNDERWEAR, COTTON A N 1) WOOL HOSE, EM BROI DERIES, STLK AND LINEN .HANDKERCHIEFS, SCARFS, VEILINGS, SHAWLS, ETC. BLACK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS! G. W. SIMPSON, FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. WANT .ED -Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of DEYOE & FROM AN IU)S., JULIUS GBADWOHL'S GOLDEN RULE BAZAAK Til F, LEADING CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS AND TOY STORE OF ALBANY. THE ONLY GENUINE ROGERS BROS SIL VERWARE, FRENCH CHINA ASD GLASSWARE, BOY'S WAGONS t-ABY AND DOi-L CAR, RIAGESj AND A General Assortment of Fancy Goods. pecialty in the finest Teas, Coffees "ctcnau aim uorriKs me largest "Insurance agent for Fire and ffja 4! tcu tnxtncty-S. fr I '.f 'A r rO. ei. 4o WOMAN'S FRIEND So successful and delightful 3iae been the effects of ''Moore'? Re vealed Remedy" upon the delicate ailments of worn unkind, that this wonderful remedy lias been called "Woman's Friend." f'oore's Revealed Remedy In a few doses shows woman kind its peculiar virtues for their ailments. Its effects are gentle, soothing and uniformly successful. Hundreds of testimonials from ladies all over the coast hear wit ness to its success. VSold by all druggist?. la nil Surveying. PAP.nn Dr.iir.iso siirvxti.vo doss casob tain a-xurAte ml prompt work hy calline upon ex-county surveyor f, T. T. Kwlier. He has complete conies of Held notes and town ship plats, and is prepare i to do surveying in any part of l.inn county. Postoltice address, Millers Station. Linn cou jty, Oregon. 7(0 i.'SS II A FKW: GAEMEHT8 will soil at- '' REDUCED RATES! jyimorters and Dealers in all kinds o guns and ammunition fishing ackie of ev ery deficript:on, cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairs. The largest stock south of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to show pcods. Quicr sales and small profits is our motto. Also repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work. and Family Groceries. He buys stock; in tlie Valley. vifiine. Dot hnn S3 SHOE And oilier fipecialties for Gen BOYS tlt,,llP"i Ladies, Eta., are war rallied, and eo stamped on hot- loin. Address W. J,. DOl'G J.AS, Brockton, Mass. Sold by L. E. BE-AIN, ALBANY, OREGON -ALIFG iWt CATARRH URES UMIi hMmatkrm, Kearaigia, Cn MEAOAOHK, An ALL PAIN. Tit OaVtmte tKte tmt ItfatlTs LlCtmiO COTT9H CUV; HfM OOLM, tttOUf. O0NUMM0H. MiyaHPrmcftit. Sak t6, 60s ft t aalncar Oo., rr's. Las Angstes, 0 FOR 8AI.E RV ALL DRUGGISTS. "Some'montlis kjjo I rjiirchascd box of Dr. J. P. Gill'R Catarrh Cure for my on use. but finding my nephew, C. A. MeMahan. needing such medi t ine I let him have my box of medi e'uie. He now sendg for three more txixefi, inying it is the best thinir for catarrh ever tried by him and hie friends. 1 trot another box to use in my case, and cheerfully recommend it toothers. (Signed), JOHN McMAfTAN, Ex-County Commissioner Lane Co, Oregon, Springfield, Lane county, Oregon. Prof J, W, Johnson, president of the State aniversity-says it cured him of a cough after two other prescriptions! h id failnl. Likewise two of his little irirls uscJ it torure their coughs. Afrs .Mark iiailey, wife of Prof. Bailev, sent it to Prof. Johnson, and reeom meiids it to all who suffer from colds and coughs.. For coughs it acts like a charm, and can ba inhaled into the jipes or passages, where no othr cough cures can ruach. 1 U ANTED A seamstrena. one who can c M J-tKUl HIXVIH. JIM- K. A Rnrlrhart 1 . - ... veiuci vi uvii buu ii a( In the. Threshold ol the The public is invited to inspect the im mense stock of Dry Goods . F0R 1891 AT W. F. READ'S lib assortment is bigger than variety and prices. The Hishcst Market Price Paid for Have removed their entire stock of Hardware into the new Baltimore Block. Call and see them. And keen roarM If warm, if you would enjoy health and life. The Pasteur Filter is recommended by all work and learn prices. ro one can anoru mnZBL"iZaV6nr Fo ent heating stove that w ill make fthe 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 -f all the most desirable makes of stoves. ever before, and he is prepared - unu - 7T ffleaas f.n.f . 76 tie -rv to ifre m wre, Bom found i, ti.fl ' , fflos expensive h New fear to satisfy customers in quality Country Produce. 7 T MORE THAN SEVEN HUNDRED different irtjlei and differ ent kinds of Stoves for Md Cooking are under the tmda marl- m.. r fapatate ! OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. E. HOGG, Receiver. Ut Oregon Development Co.'s Steamatiip Line 225 MILES SHORTER 22 Hours Let Tlmi Than by aay oth rouU: AooODertatloiM QnaorpaaMd (or oomfort aa aatety. Fare and treiffhta via Taquloa aa Um Oregon Der opment eonpuy't ahipa, modi leat that by any other root ween all points in th WilllameWf al and San Franciaooi SAIalNO DATES. raOM TA4DIRA. Willamette Valley m Dec leth W V.....w., wiwHiniiwuiiiMuti ' IfHh WOlamette Valley . 28tk raoM ua naauMO Wrallno ....... Dec ttb Willamette Vallcy 15th WUIamette VaUeir Kot, 24th The company nerre the right to cfcaif teamen cr aulinr datea. naiLT ruuninfunii Kxcept Sundayi.) L Ya;alna7:00 tilLr Albany 1149 r CorvallH 10:SS a I " Corvallit l r Ar Albany I l.-Oh a I Ar Yaquiaa I 8S r. . O. k C. tiaina oonnect at Albaa - and Cot Wa. M. Hoac, C. Hoeci, Cenetal llaoager, U. r r. Afent Corralli, O oa EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC fSQUTE. THE MOUNT SH1STA ROUTK CalUernia expreae train ran daily wthJ oT 7:00 pm..LT..... Portland ....Ar.. :S6am 103 p m..L..... Albany.;.. ..Lt t.Ti am 1006 a m..Ar a Frandaeo.Lr.. -00 pa Lacal raaa. TraJa tally--(Ex. Enaday KWam..LT.....Portlaad....Ar.. 400 B 12:20 pm..Lr Albany Lr.AtfiO am 6:4apmAr.....Boeert Lt.. g:2am 236 p !..... Albany Ar.. .-26pai S:84 p m At ....Lebanoa.....LT. R:0aa T:30 a m..Lr Albajiy Ar.. .2(pai 8.22 a m..Ar ' Lebaoaa 1,t.. ;0pm auast Mval naiLT (Exocpt Sunday) 6.00 r n..LT....PortUnd....Ar....9.00 an 9.00 -.Ar. ..Albny.LY....5.O0 a PULLMAN BUFFETSLEEPERS. TOURIST SLEEFmG CARS, For accommodation of Second-Claaa Pa enirera attached to Expreaa Trains, West aide Mvlaiea. Between 1'oitland und Corvallj" Wall Train Dally- Except Sunday 7:30am..L' ...Portlantl ...Ar.6 30p, m 12:10pm..Ar. Cionauia.. L;12.&ip. n At Albany and Corvallli connect with tt-aine of Oryon PacirlcRailroad. Expreag Trala Dally (Exctpt 8unday 4:40 p m..Lv.. 76 p m..Ar.. .Portland... Ar.. B:ibaaj .alrMlonville.LT.. I.4tJm THROUGH TICKETS lo AU Point EAST AND SOUTH Tor tickcta and full rinformatioB re ganlioK rates maps, etc, call oa eompaayl agent at Albany. B. KOEHLEB, E. P. EOOERS, Maaairer Aark O. F. P, A TICKETS TO ANDSFROM THE PRfNCIPL POINTS IN THE UNITEO STATJS. CANADA AND EUROPE. PULLMAN PALACE CAR SLEEPERS.' Free OolraM Bleedsc Can Bu Tsmft m Ex Ttes Train to OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUB KAm - CITY, CHICAGO AND ST. DUI8. Eleaat Sew IHalaii Cat Wit Ckaacet Cloee Connect! one at Portland for San Fran ciaco and Paet Sound potiita. VBoata leave the Company wharf, at the foot of Broadalbin street, oo Toesday aaJ rriday of each week. C. O. RAWLINOS, City ticket and Frebjht Asent C. . HIIXKN, VUicraJ TraJae Maaacrr. T. W. IMM, . r. A THE MARKETS. ALBART tJUOTATlOM. Oata 46c Flour 4J per bbl PoUtoes SOc Hgf 23c Butter 30 25c; Lard 1012);c. Hams 14 15c Shoulders 6g 8c Bacon 10012c . Hop 20cC Hay TiojotUy, 1G, oaU!and cbeat, 111 App es Green, 40(9 .50 per bu. Plue Dried, 4c per lb. App'ea dried bleached 9c eundricd Chickens 4.50(55 00 Bides Beef bides, greer, 4 c, c ; deer skins, 20c; sheep pelU, 100 c, accordinfi; to wool. Beef 22J.fc gross. Mutton 2O0 per head. Hon 506c. aressec Lard Keirs. or 5 eal'.oa Via; 1V i r. r?4