Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 13, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textx if . 77 THE MORNING HERALD: FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1888 3M iWmttrt TI wtht 2ft mmtr) Daily Akd Weekly RMS OF SUBSCRIPTION; T1AII.Y. Published" every moriiinif except Monday.) Delivered by carrier, pet week 0.1ft By mail, per yeai ..$5.00 WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) One copy, per annum, in advance $2.00 When nut paid in advance 2.f 0 THE NAILS. Mails at the Albany postotfice close as follows: j or all offices north The eastern states ' The West Side 1-6:30 a. si. And the Narrow GnageR . R. ) or Portland and Salem. 11 a. M. Coryallis and Yaquiua ..12:30 p. M. All office98uth 7:30 p. m The postottice will be closed each evening from six to seven o'clock. Re$ntered matter tor the early moraing train should be mailed be'ore 8 o'clock the pievious jvenmjr. MORE UPON DRAINING. The importance of the subject of under-draining must be our excuse ?or so often referring to it. And fnrther it is certainly a fa-t that by constantly presenting the subject is the only way to secure final action upon it. We find in the Prairie Farmer the following, which is so pertinent and convincing that we give it place: lo relieve a cultivated cod from saturation with water is so obvious a matter that no person Avill fail to appiehend its purpose, an;! approve it ; but this is not the onlv purpose of drainage, nor, in-! deed, the ultimate rne. Water, of itself, can do but little harm to the soil. It may, for the time being, suspend the function of the roots in collecting plant food from the ; on, urn ine-cnii'i aarm oi sarura-1 tion is the exclusion of the air. If! thermometer thfs morning- regis ii, i u i ' tcred 'M deg. befow. Katlnsr too tne w iter be removed bv a lower ,vw-- exit, the air will follow it from above, filling the space as the water vacates it. It is not our purpose today to discuss the ques tion of how the presence of air inflects the roots of growing plants. Suffice it to say that the presence of air is necessnry to the healthy performance of life functions, whether in animals or vegetables. Death from drowning is not so much from the presence of water as from the exclusion of air. Though death from drowning does not follow as rapidly in vegetables as in animals, yet it follows as cei lainly, and from the same cause the exclusion of air. Even "where there is no saturation to remove, the presence of air in the soil ha an important function to perform in placing the elements of plant food, as they exist in the soil, in an available form for ab-1 sorption by the roots of growing j crps. Apart from its chemical j action on the organic and mineral matter in the soil, air exerts important chemical action. It breaks up the cohesion of strong clays, and disposes them to crumble and become friable am? loose. This effect, which at first is confined to the imrne liate vicin ity of the tile, is extended year by year, in some soils more rapid y than in other, but in all to a very appreciable extent. A tile drain, properlv constructed, is more effi- j ipnt aftpr twentv vears' use than ! cient alter iw eni ears use uian it was at the beginning. This IS j ot, imnnrti rf r.rnaiil Amtion frr ! - - " . ' progress in agriculture aims to make every advance permanent. When a drain is made of good tile, properly laid, and the subsoil well aerified, the work is done for the present and coming generations." These facts onlv add more weight and explanation to the ones that we gave a few days ago upon the subject, and they appeal -with convincing force to the agri culturists of this valley. The sub ject must have proper and perma nent attention if our farmers wish for continued future success. It is an absolute necessity in the Wil lamette vallev. ' A iull has been submitted to Congress authorizing the entry of all railroad lands within railroad and wagon road grants and indem nity limits to those settling or oc cupying and improving previous to restoration with the expectation of purchasing from the railroad or wagon road company, and permit ting homestead or pre-emption entry at $1.25 per acre, and if the applicant shall be disqualified to enter under these laws, then the right to purchase as cash entry at Hi .25 per acre. It also provides tlhot- in oiud u-linrA imrtluK ll!ivincr! T " " 7 , pievious to restoration, purchased limits at $2.50 per acre, they shall be entitled to a rebate or repair pient of the same in excess of $1.25 per acre. Chicago must have taken a vir- j tuous spasm ox moral Irish, in the Alta, savs: : l.jvwj.r in ( 'hii-i.rn TlalTW ,1 ' "-'ns anil all manner of dwelling houses, m lng lawVCl 111 L llu agO IiailUU - dmlin(, (Jueen Anne KasHake and Elizahtth- Assay is u; tor disbarment be- ! u -tyits of buildings, win furnish plans ' and soecitic.tions vithnit iliar,-e. featisfac- cause lie converted a client's money ! tion guarariioed. v. c. cASStLu ! to his own use and did not assay to ie full amount when called on." When Chicago goes to interfering with the business of lawyers in that manner, what may we expect next? Ii is said that Prof. McPhee, of Boston, who sought for health in Honolulu,found it, and also a dusky maiden of royal descent who cap tured his heart, and whom he proceeded to capture and take back to Boston with him, to th edification of the curious society people of the "Hub." The Alta discourses thusly: "This country sadly needs a mer chant a arine. There is bound to be a general European war before long and merchandise in transit bv sea will seek the protection of a neutral flag. The prospects are that ours will lie the only flag of ! that kind and we need more ships to fly it. We would advise the capitalists of this city, as a better business than cornering wheat, to j order built a gooi fleet of first-class j ships. One yeara charter under I the rates forced by the stress of j war will nearly pay for a ship." To all of which we say "just so," I with a mental reservation as to j any European war, if ship build- nig can le induced by such talk. Kit Oil (.ILI.ItM !lT. To thk Editor ok thk Hkramk Perhaps a few items from this aT 7 reg,on m 06 01 OTue.inl- u jmi itia.ii y iciltwio 111 Mil valley : The cold wave etrork this place January 2 with a gentle snow in the morning, but beiore night it was a regular blizzard which con tinued thrnnrrl, tho niorlvt Tl.n snow is now abr.mt seven er ei"ht ? inciiew ui-ep on tne ievei,-tsnu tne i j v.iw thii Kim t-rtjiiici in rnjuy himself very well, tockme are all feeding, and if ihe snow does not lay on too long s3ock will rme through all right. There has been considerable sickness m this parti of Eastern Oregon this winter, " scarlet fetr and diphtheria prevailiiaug. Sever al deaths leave occurred). This pard of the country is set tling very fat, and our Sittle- tows of Condon (by the wav the fut-ure- county-seat oi -William) i improv ing quite last. Messrs. Metfride-; & Grisham built a large store-? building this summer, and several dwellings have foeen ereet4. jj This place can boast oft a drug1! store. lhere w a good opening: here for a carpenter. We- wBl. have an agricultural implement ware house shortly. Condon, Jan, S. P.. Alb.yxt, Jane L2. j Thnre is little nw riu- local markets, j while Portland antt San Frantir-eo i nnukets remain vli tii:s.l ly uneliiMied j raiiTi.e outu.-.i fr whit is souwwiiat j an j better, with a slight upward ten-flenty in the market. AMS.WY OrOT;iT ION'S. Wheal -t'lt'outlc. i.;t.- :;( 40,-. "!our--..r pi;, bhl. Pota.toi.-s j5U, Eys Sn: B'ltter :U-. L u d 'Ma lne. Wool 22('.'.Sh--Hanis IhiT l:i:vt-. Shoulders-ljt' ie. Bacon lUtfli-. Hay Timothy, ?u. oats and et.eat, $U. APPlus -'reen, Tocf ?t per h. Plun)sDnel, 0t,U)t-. per lt. Apples dried bleached ; sundriMl dr C. Chii kens-Old S:i.ry voting, $Z 50 Hides Bef hides, jrrcer, 5 t, dried 10 c : deer skins, -JO;-: sheep pelts, H) :!0 -, according to wool. Beef 'i'aC gross. Mutton 2 50 per head. Hogs 5c, dressed. roUTLAXD MARKETS. Jan 12 1888 The supply of wheat in sight in the United States nd Canada ast of the Rockies, is given by tele gram January 3 as 44, 421,000 bushels and increase for a week of 174,000 bu shels. Wheat Quiet. Markets abroad lend a rather easy tone to those on this side and both Chicago at d Xcw York fell off. London and Liverpool stocks are larger than accounted by most of the trade. Our market is quiet and without change. Walla Walla is quoted about t 17) and Val ley about i 2(5';. Barlev Fair brewing sold at $1 05 per cental but the market s not a quick one, brewers buying largely in the interior a short time ago. Oats The bulk of receipts noted is for shipment account and offerings on i this market are not large. Feed qual- j lties quoted 4h(fl4M'. j Eggs Local rather weak at 27tsC offern SAX FKAXCISCO MARKETS. j 1 Jan 12 Wheat Snot maiKet very dull; buyers and sellers apart No 1 shipping ?il ,ii 3-s. In optiop onlv a small business doing. Sales: morn ing session. 200 tons haver season at SI 48. 500 tons do at 1 4V4', 100 tons I do at ?1 48W; during the afternoon session 100 lens do at $1 48 Jg, 200 tons do at SI 48. hioin; prices mvhanged. Oregon at SI 50. TRESIT OYSTERS EVERY DAY AT HOFF- I J man & I'feiger's. Keiil Elafe. TF YOU HAVE FARM PROPERTY FOR sale call n Curran & Monteith, as thoy have customers (or a number oi desirable tracts ofland. They also have some choice improve 1 city nroiiertv for sale, and a few lots rani;infr from 22 to $500 in price. Terms sent to purcnasers. oiitriu-lor anil Italldt-r. eqtlitV. ! rPHE UNDERSHJXSD UAVKNG LOCATED 4 . j X in Albany, solicits patrrnajre from oitj A lead- I ami country. Will contract to build bridges. NEW DEPARTUBE ! FKOiW ASD AFTER THIS DATE SHANE and LONgWAY Will ot!i:r their entire stxk oi" boot and shoes to the general publi? at FIRST COST until dispose of. Their oiijcet in so doing is to close out promptly that br neh of theii liuine$ so as t devote Use entire available spai'v of their store to dry and fnwy sroods, la-dies and .irents-'futnishinif goods and millinery. As the entire, shoe'fwfc was parchatftd last fall, the opportunity to purelbise new and desirable roods at aetu.il coat !'s a rare- cne. Dtirinir this sale we will also offer below cost? ur entire stock nfi winter cloaks and millihcrv. We will also make a sweeping re&urtion in alii wwolei? luwiei v, wprm underweur, and especially in lieiivy winter dress goods, that kind over the prvwmS season. SOT We mtau ja-A what w e say. AN OPEN To the Lady o-e-tiie-Hoije Dear MatSajn : Ap- preeiating your leire t. a good variety ot whulssonie- pleasure in caxiihg ya.r attention, to- otu' grocery store tliat,.we have-j ast onecl, between tlie opera house and postoffi.ee, m tlin city, Avliere we j keep a large assortment ot visions. iVerv tame: im our and the very best quality to be founth in the markets within. orur reach. In addition to our stock tf staple groceries, w-keep a nice line ot cenfection- ery and fruit,. which; we can you desire. When, receiving articles fronour store if they do not 2;iv entire satisfaction we- would be glad to have you notify us. refund the monty. Now as se fOK Qasll lli hand, aild do Hot wish in aUV Case to I desiring to treat all alike 1,:-, .,, l, ami usT and you will understand that no discourtesy is intended by our refusal to sell ;oods on credit. Our prices are made uniformly law, and we offer no special inducements or "baits," but will sell every thing in our line at as low prices as articles of as good quality can be furnished. Soliciting a share of your pat"onMge, we remain, Yours Respectfully, KENTON & CHaSE. att-our policy is to carry nothing of &HANR & LON'SWAY. LETTER. supply your iauiiuy with ' tboJ. w; lake ffivat foesh groceries and pro- stocK is new and. clcan. 1 1 furnish in any quantity ! r 1 and we wiU cheerfully to terms ami prices: We 4V l.ntl, i-nn Just a Moment Please. As, -rOU WANT AN- OVERCOAT We Have Tliem. -THEY AKE- B A R G N For two weeks price ai surprise you. Tliev Must Go. REDUCED. We must run this stork iiawn before in vci!f January 1 . J TEE LARGEST STOCK haye Ki2- nicest, tifbbipst, cheafjest Ties, Silk HancHceroiiie-fs, Ge-nt's Slippers. Etc IN THE '-BURG. - Lad 1 eS Tliey will make ywr gentlemen friends happy. They are SPEOIALTIE tt Founonly injourfstore. L. E. BLAIN. it nngand Hate Anions: the man v. arti cles to be found tit S. E. YOUNG'S -SUITABLEjFOR- -ARE THE FOLLOWING: Ladies' liandkercliieft, Ladies' flue gossamer?, Gents' handkerchiefs, Ladies' liand-hags, Fine dress goods, SilklUmhrellas, Portemonnaie, Carpets, Rugs - VXDM ANY OTHER novelties;! TOOjNUMEKOUS.TOIMENTION REMEXBER IX SELECTING fans EmiaylWafliiilii -THAT- Has always a well-selected stock of ' Suitablefor the" holidays. Gent's Fancy Sippers ! Ladies' Rime Shoes, 'a S. E. YOUNG, Shoes 1 Late Misses Slippers FIRST - STREET. GROSSER & ALLEN. PROPRIETORS OF Albany Truck and Dra COMPANY NO 1. y Goods handled with care. Mcving house bold goods a specialty. NEW AND Owing to the increased demands of our busi ness, we have been compelled to remove into !..rj-er 8tore. and we can now be found next door to 8. E. Youngs, where we will be plesM-J to see If j 011 nred any stoves tinware, crocVery, furniture, rlocks. carpets, pictuie-", trui.k-s books skate-, a'llles. saws. ila-ieM. a d a boiiaid .tifferent ainl useful articles, you ut do no beiti r this bide of ' San Francisco Than you cau do with us on a purchase or a excuauge. M. FRANKLIN i CO., FIRST STREET - ALBANY- Mere House Restaurant, (on eubopean plan) Conduct! by H. DIERCKS. Heal served from 25 eeMls f 91.0 -Cut-mers order whatavr desired. Tin tab ? :' A with the best in the market. . -A FULL STOCK OF- Staple Groceries! The best quality of teas, coffee, raisins, ctuv mute, etc. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. Atthisoldand reliable house is also to '. round a complete assortment, ot fresh fatnil troceries, to which is ontontlv being added am the sejoDable lines of eroceries and proviaioav such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchouy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc These (roods were all boucht when price were low, and the benefit of the margin will nn sriven to his customers. Kciiieuber the placs At the old corner on First aiid D'oalalbin Sts. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietors of- ALBANY SODA WORKS And manufacturers of ice We are now prepared to furnish choice, fresh candies of best grade, consisting of pure stick, assorted flavors, mixed candies, extra Krencb ann chocolate creams, fancy mixed,, candy toys and a general assortment of Hue candies AT IIOLBALK OK RETAIL. "Orders from country dealers promptly at tcned to. Factory mi riret street, Albany. - Oregon. Is; UOI, LNKItS ft CO., rrop'a. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior for family and bakers' use) The Best Storage Facilities 3The Highest price in cash paid for wheat ALBANY - . . OKEUOK. PUBITY Contains no ammonia, Irrae, alnm, or other enparities, but is warranted to boa pure creamf f tartar powder, and made on scientific princM tW The trade supplied at wholesale rates. 1 MANUFACTURED BY - 7 ALBANY OREGON.1 OUR PATRONS Star Bakery ! Fine Glassware,CrockeTy Confectionery M Crown M Tlde Mark Mm Powder !; Wallace (S'TuOKOD t A'