Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, February 04, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOIHSflKG HEKALD; WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, IfeOI. L)JIIY AND WEEKbV TERMS OT SUBSCRIPTION- DAILY rubiUhed 'every morning except Monday.) etltered by carrier, per week...... 0-20 By mull, per year . 8 00 WEEKLY. .(Published every Friday Morning.) B copy, per annum, In advance... .$00 nut paid In advance.. 2X0 THK MAIL. Mailt -a the Albany pogtofflce cloee f tt all oHlcee north Fhe Eastern state m Walt aide. e$o a. m, and the Nil row Oa act lR.R.1 ) e Portland and Saun u A. M orvalUa and Yaquina .1'2;:!0 r. II omca i r 1 1 730 r. u Ihe poet office will be cl m d each evening trout tit to teven o'clock. twgtatered matter for the ly morning train should be mailed before o clock the rayluos evening. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. . Arrives Departs .ll.lSpmll2.20pm 3.40ptu :7.45 am Fit bent.. One of the arguments used agi.inet free coinage is pretty well answered, in a comment upon what purports to have been a statement made by director of the mint, Leech. Mr. Leech is credited as saying "that if the Free Coinage bill was passed the etl'ect would be to attract to our mints large quantities of silver from foreign countries, but before it conld get here he thought the alarm would be EO great that gold would be withdrawn from the treasury and hoarded by the banks, and by the time the silver arrived the treasury would have no gold with which to pay for it. This would stop the shipment, as far as foreign countries were concerned, as they would not ship unless they could get gold in payment for it.'! Here we have the extraordinary assumution that free coinage means the purchase of silver with gold, when nothing of the kind is contemplated. Bimetallism simply demands that both gold and silver be equally entitled to the privilege of free coinage, and the system conld be put into practice if every ounce of gold in the United States were hoarded and the treasury did not possess twenty dollars worth of the yellow metal. All the bimetalllats ask is that the mints be opened to the free coinage of silver on the ratio fixed by law. In that ease they will take their bullion to the mints and obtain silver dollars for the same. They do not propose to sell their silver for gold, and there is about as much reason for assuming that free coinage means anything of the kind as there would bo for enp- poeing that a man who carries gold bullion to the mint to have it coined intends to Fell it for silver or paper money. The matter of intermarriage of white women with Indian men or vice-versa is doubtful in its expe diency. Perhaps it merits the full mead of condemnation that the Alta gives it in speaking of the case of a young lady that it says went from Vermont to teach in the Sioux na tion, and is to marry a young Sioux Indian. ." He has a college educa tion and is a medical graduate, hut neither implies that he is a ci vilii d man. A savage is not to le civilized in one generation, no matter hat hooks he may have mastered. No Sioux, born and reared in the tepee, wild in blood and w ild in life, ca" have those elements of civilization which are none too tenacious in our own race after ages of inherited self-contrul and self-respect. Other Indians have been college bred, but soon or late they proved to be Indians still, and so it will be to the end of the chapter. Intermtrriage of the races is not worthy of encourage ment, and it is probable that this romantic lily maid from Vermont will wish herself rid of her red husband and back upon the pumpkin pie diet of her own, her native land. The romance of such a marriage is revolting, no matter what the silly and simpering may write about it." Tiikrb would ht fewer swindlers of the green goods line, if every in dividual a ppioachtd would follow the worthy example set by Kussell IS. llarriiion who took the trouble to hunt down and secure the con viction of some green goods men who made him an eutieing propo sition by which he was to sieedily becoine rich. As Russell did not care to go into the business of parsing conntefeit money he de clined the t Her, but, unlike many other good citizens, did not think his duty stopped there, but followed the matter, up, with the result of lodging a pair of Jpe9t ifer ons scoundrels in jail. The severe cold wave predicted for Oregon the first of the week has thus fr failed to materialize. George Kexsax, the Siberian traveler, has changed Horance Greeley's motto, lie advises all ambitious young men to go north and hunt for the mystery of the Arctic. This may seem plausible, but the ambitious young man will be apt to inquire how he is to secure an opportunity to search for the north pole. It is about as difficult to get a place on any Arctic expedition as on one to ex plore Africa. Work in the Arctic costs a large amount of money, and unless some of our millionaires will endow a fund for an annual north-pole hunt Kennan's advice can't le followed. Albany's charter bill has paswed both branches of the legislature, and will becomealaw. There w ill now be nothing to prevent the proposed improvements in this city growing vigorously forward during the present year. These improvements the building of the bridge across the Willamette, the construction of sewers coupled with the nRtial volume of building will leave no room for talk of dull times in Albauy. The method of government among the nations south of us is a standing nuisance which will per haps remain unabated until M ixieo becomes part of the United States. The latter event may not happen soon, but the manifest destinarians are all firm believers that the people of.Xorth America will one day find it t their interest to live under one ilag, and something is bound to come from the belief. Aministrnliir Sale. In the matter of the estate of Chariot W. Elder, deceased, NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an order :f sale duly made aud entered of record by the county court for Linn county, Oregon on the 4th, day of January 1 .S!H the under signed as adininlstra.or of the estate of Charles W. Elder deceasei, will ou SATl'RDAY I'KltKVARY 2Stll, 1S!1. at the hour of one o'clock p. m., on said day, at the cuirt house door In the city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand, ou day of sale ail of the right title aud interest of tlie said Charles W Ehler d ceased, in ami to the following lis cribed real estate to-wit: Ik-ginning at a point IS Si chains west from tie S. E. comer of the N, E. of Section IS in Tp. I.f S. It. :; west in Linn county Oivjjou, and ruuiiing theuue N. SC.20 chains; tl.ence east 40.00 chains; thence south 80 -0 chains, thence west -10.00 chains to the place of beuinnini;, tlio same bciu; the West J of Original Donation Laud claim of K. M. Klder au-i heirs oi Catherine Elder his wife, note No. 20 IS aud claim No. 51 containing 15:20.07 ncres. Also beginning at a point 2.50 chains west ar.il 2,3f chains north of the N. E. corner of So tijn 17 in To l:i, S. It. 3, W. in Linn county Oregon aud running thence West l.l'.l chains; thcuce South 12.7 ehains; thence West 32.00 chains: thence North 80.20 chains to the north line of U W E'der'd Donation Laud Claim: Thence l.'a.t to the Ea-t bank of the Calapooia Creek; Tin uce in a southernly directum on the E st ba ik of said Calapoi i t Creek, to the place of beginning containing 2(iO.C7 aens: aud being a artof the East half of the Donation Land Claim of K. M. Elder and wife or heirs of Catherine Elder Note 'AHS claims No. 51 all situated iu Linn county Oregon, with all appurtenances there unto belonjiui or appertaining. This the 22nd, day of January 1S91. G W Dan is Administrator SHIMON'S. In the eircuit court of the state of (Mc'on, lor the county of Linn. It. H. llri's, phuutitr, vs. V Caroline Nf. Kriirs defendant ) Ti Caroline At. Urigg, the nboe niimeil defendiiot: JN THE NAM EOF THE STATE OF Oregon, you are hereby required to appear anil answer the coin plaint of the above idaiidill "nithea'oove entitled court, now on lile with the clerk of said court, on or before the !Mh day of Mireh, lb'.M, the same titunic tue first day of Ihe next regular term of suid court a'ter the date hereof and you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and ausuer said complaint as hereby required the plaint ill' will ap ply to said court for the relief demand ed iu suid complaint, to-wit: For n decree of said court riissolviiij; the marriage contract now existing be tween plaintiff and dc'cnduut and for the cost aud di bn"?enients of this suit. This sumniaos is published by order of K F. lloise, Judge ot taid court. M-ide at chambers, Salem, Oregon, on January li. Dated January21, 1.H. J. C. Pdwei u Attorney for Plaintiff. Kollrr for Pnlillcnllon. Land Okkk k at Orkoov City, Or. ) Jan. 14. 1S91. NOTICE is hereby given that tt follow ing-nametl settler has tiled notice of his intentien to in ike final proof in support of his claim, ami that said proof will bo made licfote the county clerk of Linn coun ty at Alliany, Oregon, on February 2m, LS'.U, viz: (ieorge N. tj lover, Homestead Entry No. 5"47 for the N. J of N. W S. V. i of N. W. i N. W. i of N. E. i of see. 34 T. ll 8,, II. '.i E. lie names the Ldlowiug witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon and cultivation f said land, viz: O. Zellner, (. Howes, J. Ponaca and J. Cillilanaa, alt cf Sweet Home, Linn couutft Oregon. J. T. ArrKusoN. Keiister. Land Surveying. ' PtKTiita Disiaixe si'RvsviNa donicanob. tain KTCiirate nd prompt work by callinir iiioii ax-county surveyoi r . T. T. Usher. He hascotnptete copies of field notes and town ship plata, and la prepare 1 to do surreying in any part of Linn county. Postoltlce addresf, Uiilcrs Station. Linn cou It) .Oregon. Do Not Pass By ! :YVE HAVE WINTEE That we REDUCED RATES! - FURNISHING GOODS, VELVETS, SILKS, SATINS ANT) PLUSHES, LADIES' AND MIOSES SILK AND KNIT UNDERWEAR, COTTON AND WOOL HOSE, EMBROIDERIES, SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, SCARFS, VEILINGS, SHAWLS, ETC. AND COLORED DRESS GOODS! Gr. W. SIMPSON, FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. "WA.N T .ED -Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of DEYOE & FROMAK liUUS., Ell'ITKMEM run high in this city over System Knilder 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. Wiind for Sale. Dry fir wood delivered to any part of the city at $1! 00 per cord. Leave orders at. the foot, of Ferry street nt P. W. Spink's lumber yard. l'IIYSHIAS WJ1. DAVIS, M. D. PHY.SK'IAK A.Vti Biii'C')ii. Can le found at his n'licr room in Stratum's block, First street, Albain Oruifon- c7KK lXY, PI 1 YSici'A.V ASDA UK . neon Albany, Oregon, office n Pierce' new block. Oltiee hours, from 8 a. M. to r. a A J. ROSSITKK, VETERINARY Silt . gcon, graduate of Ontario vcterinar; college and me i tier of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, is prepared to treat tht diseases of all domesticated animals or J atietitmc principles. Omce at Ans Marshall livery stuMe Residence 4th and CaUpoob streets, Albany, Oregon. CI, il MI1BKI.I.V, M. 1)., Hnnircpalliir l'hysic'an, office at lr. Wallace's ol! tand, iiroadalbin ttrcct. Odice hours, 7 t ! a. I to '' and K to S r. u. DUO. A. WHl'XEY, PHYSICIAN AND Bwrjon. Graduate of l..lcvue Hospi tal Mcdiotl College, New York City. Diseases of women a specialty, OHice in Foster hlnc'e ATTORXKYS. W, T. BCRNKY. L. T. BARIS, J. W DRAPER Bt'RN'iY, BAR1M & DRAPER, ATfOR neys at law, Oiev'Oti City, Oregon. Twen ty years experieue as register of thj U. S. Lnml utile; at Oregon City and in the land practice recummends on in our specialty tiu-tiness hef'tre the LjomI oilbw or the courts iid invjlviii the practice in die c.eral LAlld Oltlce. II C. WATSON', attorncy-at-law, Albany , Oreifin. Ollice in Strunan block JN. DUNCAN ATTORN KY-T L.W . and notary public Olice in tiie btralian bloc, rooms No. 1 aud 2. D. R. N. ISLACKBl'RN. O. W. 'RlunT, BI.ACKULRN, & WRIGHT ATroRNEY AT Law, Albany Oregon: Ottice iu odd vlluw's Toniple. A'ill practice in all courts jf the s..ite, and 'ive special attention to all business. IVOLVEIiTON CHARLES E. AITORNEY V at Law, Albany, Or. OHice iu rooms l:i and ll r'os.er's Block, over L. E. Kl:.u Store, I K. WhATllrriKOlUi, ATTC UN EY Al tl . law, Albany, Oregon. oil in the Flinn iilck. Will practice u all the courts of thestate, and give specia. aitcntion W Wl UU91IICSO. JAMES P. MEAD, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW anil title examiner, Albany, Or. Will practice in all tho courts of the state. Ab stracts of title, furnished on short uotice. Ten years experience. SECRET SOCIETIES. A. O. U, W. Safety Lodge No, 13; meets every Monday evenimr at the Q. A. R. hall on t-'crry street, between tteeond and Third. Albany, Oregon. Strangers in the city and transient brethren cordially invited to attend. McPherson Post No. 5, O. A. R. Stated mcctinirs at the U, A.M. Hall on the second and t'ourtn Friday evening cf each monrh. Transient comrades are cordi y invited to meet with us .1. t'. WtliriNd, B. F. Tari.kR, Coinruaiiden AJI'.itant, TAKE TILE CAB FROM WEEK'S STABLES RATES: To any part of the ;ity, 50 cent For calling, first hour $1.50, each subsequent hour 1. REVERE HOUSE, ALbANY, OR. CHAS Pfeiffer, Prop. Only first-echws house n the city. Lanrc sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General (taire oflir Corvallia, Wanten Two rooms fuinished or un furnished for litht keepinir muHt be near the business part of town. No children; Address this office. 52 ft A FEW: GAEMENTS will sell at REDUCED RATES! )syimorters and Dealers in all kinds o guns and ammunition fishing ackle of ev ery descript: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 gcods. Quicr sales and small profits is our motto. Also repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do nil kinds of work. PAfarl CATARRH keumatiim, Neuralgia, Cna a HEAOAOHK, Anal ALL PAIN. Tk OatMfcrmk FmKIt sad Vagatlt 1ECTEIO COTJOH CUB MfMS N1H MM". OOKSUMHiOK. M trail PncxUta. Eaak J6, 0s I aakisar ft Ca., Prop's. La Anfttas, Ot FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. "come'months ngo 1 nurehascd box of Dr. J. P. Sill's Catarrh Cure for my own use. but finding my nephew, C A. McMahan. needing such medi cine I let him have my box of medi cine. He now sends for three more boxes, saying it is the best thing for eutun h ever tried by hira and his friends. I got another box to use in my ease, and cheerfully recommend it toothers, (Signed). JOHN McMAflAN, Ex-County Commissioner Lane Co, Oregon, Springfield, Lane county, Oregon. Prof J, W Johnson, president of the State aniversitv. says It cured bini of a cough after two other prescriptions lud failed. Likewise two of his little girls used It to cure their coughs. Mrs -Mark Bailey, wife of Prof. Bailey, sent it to Prof. Johnson, and recom mends it to all who suffer from colds and coughs. For coughs it arts like a charm, and can bs inhaled into the jipes or passages, where no other cough cures ?an reach. j MOOttS REMEDY winto IrtrKT Tmrxsn - TV.t.v WOMAN'S FRIEND So successful and delightful have been the eflecta of ''Moore's Re vealed Remedy" upon the delicate ailments of womankind, that this wonderful remedy has been called "Woman's Friend." Moore'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 bear wit ness to its success. Sold by all druggists. LI Rnri URE o the Threshold of ihe The public is mense -W. K. READ'S His assortment U bigger than variety and prices. The Hkliest 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 Tasteur Filter is recommended by physicians as the very best. Call and see how they work and learn prices. No one can aJford to do without one. For au elegant heating stove that w ill 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. -2L invited to inspect the im- stock of Dry FOR 1891 AT ever before, and he is prepared and see them. MORE THAN SEVEN HUNDRED different styles and differ ent kinds of Stoves for EoatiuS Cooking are ?n.i mi r World's B-manufactj St. there i ' tn t Cn 110 SOrf ,. rare V H New Year e Goods to satisfy custcmers iu quality Country Produce. T T all This -IfllS -THE- YaquinaRoute OPIGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. HOGG, Receiver. ANC Orepn Deyolopmeiit Co.'s Steamship Line or mi vci minnri HI I rv 01 .AND 22 Hours Less Tim Than by any other route; Accomodations nnanrpasaed for comfort an afaty. Fares and (reiyrfaU via Yaquina an tbe Oregon Deva opment company' ahipa, much leaa that by any other route ween all point in the Willlaniet'r al and Sao Francico SAJblNO DATES. no TAwraa. WUlamette Valley.... .Dec. 10th WV 9th Willamette Valley m jgth raoa aaa raaKciaoo Wrallon Dea 6th Willamette Valley .. utb Willamette V alley y0Ti j4ta The company naenre the right to ebw tcaniera craulinrdatc. daily raasaKon TBAora, Kxcept Sunday.) L Taqdina 7:00 a a I Lr Albany 12- I Coreallii 10:3t a a I Corralli r Ar Albany il:3s a a I Ar Yaquina SS r. m. O. ft C. tiaiue connect at Albao and Cm Wa. V . Hoae, I, . Hooci, General llaoaceti O. If 4P.Afen Corvallia, O oa EAST SOUTH VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE. THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE California express train run dally aof r ll ( MOKTH :O0pm..Lv Portland Ar.. 9:22 am 225MILESSH0RTER 10:2S p m..Lv. Albany L am 1 lu:15am..Ar.S. Franciaoo.Lr.. 9-UO pm Loral l'ati. Train Daily--(Ex. Sunday 8:00 a m..LT... Portland Ar.. 4.-00 pra l-2:20pm..Lv.... AlbnyJ.T.. 12.-00 m 5:40 p mAr.....KoseBurg 6:20am Lebaaea Kraadu 2:S pLv... Albany .Ar pia MSpni Ar ....Lebanon. ..L H-.4Q am 7:30am..LT Albany.. Ar.. i.tti pm ti.ii a m..Ar lx:haiion.. L.. -0 pm albant lAXkh, dailv (Except Sunday) f.r0 r a..Lv....rortiand....Ar....9.oo an : a.oO. Ar. ..Albany...i.v....6.00a a r V 1.LM BUFI ETSLEErEKS. TOURIST SLEE1CJG CAES, l'-r accon:moaaiicn of Fecord-CIaa l a ecngera atta bed to f i press Trains, Wcat Side DitlnleB. r. . : - jmreii joiti&na ana vorvaius Mail Train Dally-Except Sunday 7:30 a m..Lv .L'.P'cjOanJ.".i-m liAU p m. . Ar Corvaiiie. . l,vlz.66p. m At Albany and Corralli connect with trains ot Oriyou PacificRailroad. Express Train Dally (Exct.pt Sunday 4:40 p m. . Lv 1'ortTai.d... Ar.. 6:t0am 7:6 p m.. Ar.....atcalinaviUe.LT.. 6.46am THROUGH TICKETS lo AU Point EAST AND SOUTH ASTn. ... T, aiu. . i - - m,u iwi iiuiDnoHini re anlinfr rates maps, etc., call on company's .' agent at Albany. K. KOKHLER, E. P. EOGEBS, Uaoaeer Asst. G. F. P. A TICM TO AN07R0M THE PRINCIPL POINTS IN THE UNITED STARS. CANADA AND EUROPE PULLMAN PALACE CAR SIEIPECS.' Free Colonist Bleeoiar Car Ebb Tiros g a si Ez Teas Xraiai OMALIA, COUKCIL BLUf KAJ?!r - i CITY, CHICAGO AND ST. DDIS. Elegant Hew Dlainz Cas Wll t'faaajce. Close Connections at Portland for San Fraa Cisco and Puiret Sound points. a":?" Boats leave the Company' wharf, al the foot of Broadalbin street, on Toeaday asJ Friday of each week. C. O. RA WL1KGS. City ticket and Freight Agent C..8. MILLEM. tiettrrnl TrafBe Manager. T. V . LLfC i. F. A, THE MARKETS. ALBANT QUr.TATIOKS. Wheal 00 Oat I6c Flour $4.25 per bbl Potatoes Wlc Eirtf 22c Butter U0a2rc' Lard 10l'c. Hamo 141.V. Shoulders 0Sc Bacon 10 ric. Hops 20cjr Har Tiuiotliv. lf5 nuti'nil i n. ia. Ap es Green, 4i .50 ver bu. Plut Dried, 4gc per rb. Ap"e dried bleached 8c 6undrRd ac Chickens 14.505 00 Hide Bef bides, preer, 4 e, c ; deer skins, 20c; sheep pelt, c, according to wool. Beef 22Xc r?ros. Mutton fi 00 per head. Hop Ng6c oresaec Kcr, or S fralloa 1V5