Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, March 02, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOIIXXNO IIERAXP, FRIDAY, Earning gaily Daily a.xd ause it is a better conuurtor ot , heat, a n J therefore allows of more i WEEKLY i lss 5 but ien at same time ' conducts more of the external heat j to the skin, and thus protects it j less: and it involves the risk of Published every moriiinjt except Monday.) j sudden and rapid fluctuations of Delivered bv carrier, per weeK 0.1 , temnerature. Furs. like wool . pre- serve the heat, while linen and TE.:-M6 wF SUBSCRIPTION. I : ave JV mull, J. WEEKLY. , (Published every Friday Morning.) One copy, per annum, in advance ;-.00 I When not iid in advance e ' silk, like cotton, allow it to be more quickly lost. The color of the outer clothing makes some dif ference, for black and dark shades like dark blue absoib the sun's rays, while light bright colors and j white reflect them. The former: are, therefore, suitable for winter, i and the latter -are preferred in Republican Central Committer. i The Linn county republican central committee are requested to meet at the office of H. H. Hewitt, in Albanv on Tuesday, March b, 18S8, at 2p. M., for the purpose ot ...,ii;..t tu county convention and primaries, and such other businef j summer for their coolness, care lrtr- I being take that the thickness, b. . Train, I nature, and arrangemen Ch'n Central L-orn. , garments vield the desire-. So far as fit is concerns fitting article?, other things being equal, are warmer than tightly- fitting ones, because the latter in-1 This Week! HEALTH DEPENDENT UN CLOTHING. nof laic thickness, i IT 1 TTT T Hi' SSlNovelties m wash Dress mm i Fw TieoDle realize how much; their general health depends upon ! terfere with the circulation as cold j he clothing thev wear. : han,ls linJ feet in tiglu gloves and 1 A recent writer sums up a great ! boots amply testify. qjnany hints when he says that life i ''T-ir .1 J , , , ... , . - j Kenilipr Tins. i ji slow fire, and bodily beat i i T .. .. T. is a btow mc, ; Ii you f.re sk-k Mmmons L.rer Re::- the sign of the burning. Its j uhiter will surely aid nature in mak- are mainlv found within lntfymiweii it you are costive or itself in the chemical j 0f t)u. numerous diseases of the liver, which are constantly stomach, or bowls, it is your fault ii . i vu remain Hi. for Simmons Liver If you burn a piece ot j Kcsruhiter is a soverurn remedy re sources the body changes going on. bread in the fire, you will get car- j all such complaints. bonic acid, water, ammonia and: -- , .e f ;t ti,a rieI1it i No trouble to have buckwheat 1 heat ; and, if you eat it, the resu 1 j hreakfa(St whwe Belfrising j is the same, lood then is luei. flour is U8e(j. Kenton c Chase sel: i But another set of heat-giving ; the best. chemical changes has its seat in j v - - - the wasting of the tissues, involved NE V TO- DA I". J in everv thought, in each move- j j ill eerj uiu . U:mlel- or House ami Lot. J inent, and in all the vital processes. j !)R A PARS0Vaijr foh st. pai l s 1 U,,f f.ruU and drinks and heated I Methodist church South. Address, un I atmospheres are artificial addi- j Aikmy. tious to our own heat. We lose; some heat in the excretions ; thus, Sateens, Ginghams, Seersuckeis. MAUCH 2. 1338. " AT TMfl llfiE Wm. SIMPSON, -HAVING PURCHASED THE BAMKTJPT STOCK ! Of Sliarie fc Lonswav Offers the entire stock of dry goods, boot and shoes, ladies' fine dress goods, woolen fabrics, domestics, etc. etc. Pine Batistes Cost Wlllt mm These goods must be sold. Call early and secure bargains. A FULL STOCK OF Staple Groceries!. The heat quality of teaa, coffee, raising cants, etc. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. At this old and reliable house is also to found a complete assortment, of fresh famile rroueries, to which is tonstantlv bemjr a.ldei Jk Ihe sejtsuuahle lines of groceries and prov ision such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order. Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of AH Kinds, Bohemian Glz&sware, Etc. Thece jroods were all boueht vhn prior were low, and the benefit of tht? margin will Ik, ivpii to liis customers Kcinember ?h lm -it I he old corner on First aiid U'oalalbiu Sts. School Jlc-lin". : -mmTIfF i HPIfl-p.v ftivrsniiTTnr fnr pvimnlf inlriathing, the air ; 1 rc-uiar annual school election in school ! seasonable designs AVA 1 - 7 i Percales, Mm Blues and Fine TmieylReds. These goods are the latest Eastern Novelties, and are all fresh, during its sojourn .. l,lr,,a je : uiKinci io. o, Linn county, urcotl, will i; in tlie U.ngS IS i leid ... , ,.....tr:ll s-l,,,ol house in aiii i ivirnied as WC kllOW tantlliarlV , -"nuay, uie ran uayor HaruiW, v . . March, lsss, for the imipose of eiet-tiii one , ' from blowin" Upon Our cold hands ; direct iH- to rve three years, and one c!er.. ! i i, . f : to serve oue vear Said election to he;; in at i in winter. Ihen some more io lot ., ociouK K. and conti.1U(. U!it.;i a ,,. M ot i in raising any cold food or drink to ! the temperature of the stomach ( c u. bukkha Uut the greatest amount is lost i ciuinmn. through the skin; and this i.w voi'R mxe wixks axu limtroHs partly by radiation, just as a kettle ; f y to M. Baum-jarfs. with hot water radiates its heat out j -iwardixg Hol se-mks. m. x-j , m Vu.tnrDnnu ' Lell. Every thirisr flesh ami elean. j into the air. The subcutaneous , jloom3 rente1 tiv tha week or Inonth Satis. ! laBr nf fat. however. Which IS a ra-u Karanlbe i. bad conductor of heat, prevents much loss of this kind; and persons with abundant fat are therefore more readily kept warm. A further loss occurs by the evaporation of the sweat, the heat of the body being used up in form ' aiiS this into v.ipor, just as toe heat of a fire is used up in converting water into steam. This evapora tion is :oi g :i always, either quite unnoticed by us when we perspire "iiveinibly," or very visibly, when we perspire "sensi ble" as after exertion on a hot day. It is one -great otlu-e of the per spiration to maintain this balance b 'tween the heat produced ami that which is lust, the result, being that .there is a standard of bodily tcmperatuiv kept within narrow limits.- Athermom o ar nil,, M-rtl t lie fur ten minutes . . . ., i I J LWEltr, PKAUTICAL WATCllMAKltK Of SO next tlie SKin 111 mi- i and jeweler, Albany. Orwm. arm-nit. will st;;n I at tK-gieet. -ALSO A FULL LINE 0F- Aununl School .11 cell 11-4. IVfOTlCE IS HEKEKV GIVEN TO THE 1 lurfal voters of schooi district No. Linn county, Oregon, that the regular an uujl sc!iui,i u.eetiii-,' of said school district will he held at the court house i-i said sci.ool .li-jtriut, mi Monday, the 5th dav of March, A. D., l!SS, at the hour ;f "o'clock r. M., ot sai.l Uay, tor tile purpose of liea-tiicr the re port of the directors ai'd clerk, and to levy . tax for the support of the si-hool for the ensuiiis; year. Also for the purpose of levy ing a tax to pay inturet on the Oomls, of said school district, and the first Installment of fhe bunds of - said school district, due and payable on the l.-.th day of June, -Inks, and ;or the transaction i any other bu.iiies-i tiiat may legally come heiore the meetiny. Hv order of the Ihi-'i J of directors. February 20, 1S&8. C. G. BUUKHART, THUS. MOXTEIT1I, District Clerk. Chairman. STAPLE MY GOODS. Samuel E. oimg, Albany, Or, IMPORTANT NOTICE. ID 1. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFR Proprietors of W. P. READ FK SALE. miles east of Albany, near the Oregon I'ucilie railroad, :5(i0 aces in cultivation, and i eiuita-ns Sllthrielit water anil tun! er tor . n I -.-ra ue. Would make four ood furiiis I Pri- e. S'2,000. with tonus to -uit purchaser. perpetually ' r'or particulars aimlv t.o .1. .1. 'i . - (Successor to X. H. ALLEX) SrKCIAL .TIC1. ! I ; i i r, n 1 1 1 1 i -ihriihfit and the heat regis-1 juiK bes'1 magnolia flour deliv 1 . . . . . -. . . I ,H1 1 - eicu to anv parr of ir.e citv, ror Si.iu per in iu an n j H!l(.k - .ioiin a. ckawkord. ind summer, i i nisodtf tored remains the same throush winter t -Mil perate latitudes with the air at ! onn-ni-tor sml Kuilder. - , r.l.ivit in the ' 'PUE UXOERSWN il HAVING LOCATE!) OO degrees l'alirenieit, m i in Albany, solicits patr-.nojre from city t -onics With the air at lt)i) degrees and country, Will contract to build bridge?. I . ". - ' lianis ami all manner of d'.vellin h -u-es, in- Fahrenheit, and ill arctic reglpr.S , cU(uli, usen Anne, Eastlakeand Elizabrth n .1 .,t -rt i'immw J.-aJvn-i an styles of buildings. Will furnish plans with the air at J) uegites i a.iun , m( srpucifjcati()lls witnout thar:;e satiac heit when metal bites the hand i tkm i-uaranteed. w. c '-assell ml Stock. Will consumers please note that we have staple and fancy groceries, con fectionery and fruit in large variety and best quality always on hand and that we continue to sell at lowest rates for cash. KENTON & CHASE,, j - New Store between the opera house and postoftue ALBANY SODA WORKS A.:id manufacturers of I Choice Confectionery. I We are now prepared to furnish cho'ce, fresh candies of best iri-adi , consisting ot j.uie t.i i:. assorted Uavors, mixed candies, extra !- rei.i:! and chocolate creams, fancy mixed, c-uidy luji and a general assortment cf flue cindies AT HOLEALK I RETAIL. "Orders from country dealers prompilj at tened to. Factory on First street. Albany. Oregon. Rod Crown Mi i 1. LIT ISOSI, &ANNI CO., Prop's. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior for family and bakers' use) CTTfce Highest price in cash paid for wheal. ALBANY ... OUEOON. 1 -0)-(0- vitli itr intense cold, mis regu ition of our tt-niperatnre is under the control of the nervous system, acting upon the Woixl vesssels. Under the irthi 'itee of external ;old the small arteries in the fkin ontract, there is less blood there, tnd therefore less activity of the weat-glands, with the pale, dry, ,'oose-skin '-ondition seen on a cold norning. Tnder the influence oi xternal he;. on the other hand, he little vessels are widely st axed, there is much more radia- ion, and great production of sweat, he red, moist, hot skin covered .ith sensible perspiration leading o greater evaporation and thre ore noie coaling, just as in the pplication of a cooling lotion like au-de Cologne. The primary object of clothing :n cold climates is to retain the heat of the body; in hot climates t may serve the opposite purpose f protecting from the sun ; while n any place a secondary but most mportant object is ornament. As o material, wool is the best for re gaining heat, for it is a bad con tactor, aud, preventing loss, feels 'warm." It is particularly desira ble as underclothing tor children ind old persons, who have not nuch power of resisting cold and wnmrA warm coverings. In a - 'i jlimate with rapid changes in tem perature the great value of woolen underclothing is recognized by its universal use to maintain an suable warmth. In hot weather cotton undercli.hing is cooler, be- Vou will Save Money BV TAKING VOL'K SKWING MACHINES tn the repairer, 15 F. Parson?, at Sixth and Jefferson streets, Alhany, Oregon. Good satisfaction or no pay I LA 1V ACCOMPANIED BY A BOY i aired" years desiies a situation to do general housework, nursery, or oilier domes tic work. AU a si'ua'ion for a hoy ajred 11' inquire at Ans Marshall's livery stable. T ANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A MAN AND K A. Bi irk hart ii Co's real estate ottice, 0l 1 am now receiving new goods in every line an7 would cordially invite everybody to call and inspect our stock and prices. We propose to have The Live Dry Goods House Of Albany, and shall at ?all times study the wants of our patrons both in style arid prices. L amps and Lamp Tin AT- JULIUS GEADWOHL'S Crockery Store. Mere House Restaurant (ok kueopbaw flak) Conducted by j H. DIERCKS.' Mral trred from 25 cents $l.O tS"Cust."mors order htever desired. Th Jab o d with the hnt in the aHret SI JIMOXS. In the the eiremt c.iurt of the State of Ore- ;,'nii for Linn county. Mrs. L. Goiuh. !uiititi, s. (J. J. Gough, defendai.t . To C J. Gouh, the above named defendant. in the name of the state of Ore;ron.you are herehy required t" aDjienr and answer the complaint of the above plaintiff in the above entitled eonrr, now on file with the clerk of said court on or before the first aay of the next rcsrular -term of said court which said court beirins on the 12th day of March, 1SSS, at the court house in Albany, Linn county, Oreirun. And if you fail to so answer said complaint, the plaintiff will apply to said court foi the relief demanded in said com plaint, which is that the marriage contract existing between plaintiff and defendant be dissolved, aud that plaintiff have the care and custody of the minoP child Clement G.Gouph, mentioned in the complaint, and her costs md disbursements in this suit, and such oth er relief as is neetto equity. This summons is published by order of the Hon. IC. P. Boise, judire of said" court, made at chambers in the citv of Salem on the 28th day of January, lsss. " V. K. BILYEU, Attornev for Plaintiff Absolutely Pure. Tnis powder never varies. A marvel of parity,strensfth and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kind? and cannot be sold in competi tion with multitude of low test,siiort w-etaht alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in t ins. Kotai. Baking Pow deu Co , 100 Wall St., N. r. Dry Goods, Notions, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes. Groceries, Etc Call and see me. tloger Bros'. Silverware, French, China andOrystalware, Boys' "Wagons vnd Uoll Carriages. Fancy and Toy Ooods. SAVE YUR MONEY Bv Inlying your goods trom my store. I am buv ing direct from the tactory and sell at Eastern prices with freight added, lor cash. Kenton's Mm Powde --One Pound Cud, 25c o)-(o- - I am agent for ten responsible Fire and Marine In surance companies, representing &7 2,ooo,ooo. Insure and protect youi self before it is too late. Iam also agent for the Frank Bros. Implement Go , Portland. E lei on parSe Francais. Hier wird deutch gesprochen.'' BEAD, (Successor to J." H. Allea) No. 57 First Street, Albany, Oregon. TJHE CITY LIQUOR STORE, M. BAUMGJMT, Proprietor. tSTSext door to the Odd Fellows Temple, Alhany, Oregon's Keeps constantly on hand the finest imported and domestic wines, liquors, ciari'ap tohacco. Only first-class liquor store in she city SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDER FROM THE COUNTRY PATENTS CAVEATS.ITRADE MARKS AND COPYRICHTS Obtained, and all business! in the U. S. Patent Oflict? attended to at moderate fees. Our oftiee is opposite tlieU. S. Pot ent Olliee, and we can obtain Paten,s in less time than those remote trom Washington. Send model or drawinsr. We advise as to patentability free of charge; and v- make no charge unless we obtain patent. We refer here to the Postmaster, the Supl.til Mot e Order Div , and tooffl eialsofthe V. s. Patent Office. For ciienlar, advice, terms and lcferenecs to a tnal clients in your own State or eou:itv. write to . .4. SJOff A .. Opp. Pat. Office. Washington, D. C. MRS- EMMA O CONNER Fine Xlillinery- i Opposite Revere House ' OH. SHOUT JjINE & UNION PA CTFSfC R. R Shortest and best roiite to all points cast and south. Pullman Palace ears. Emigrantlor fam ily sleeping cars all 4he way through from PortUmd to' Council Bluffs and KarasCity without change. Thle cars are free of charge. For further particulars rega :diiigt; t0Si ete inquire of Curran & ; agents, Albany, Oregdhi FOSHAY & Pw Whoasale and Rfl Drniists i M ateith, Lson, fa -