Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, March 10, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOKSTXG- HEIIALT), SATURDAY, MARCH j 0, 1SSS. gUormntj fjailggbrald Daily a.nd Weekly TEitAIS 0 SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Published every morning except Monday.) Delivered by carrier, per week 0.15 iiy mull, jryca $u.l0 WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) One copy, per annum, in advauce.........$2.09 When not paid in advance -.r JLlnn CoBBly ttepubllean C.invemloa A republican convention for Linn county is hereby called to meet at the court house in Albany on April 4th at 10 a. m. for the purpose oi electing delegates to the state re publican convention, which con venes in Portland April 11th, and for the purpose of placing m nom ination candidates lor the various county offices, and -to transact such other business as may properly come before the convention. The convention will consist of 79 dele gates, appointed as follows: East Albany 9 "West Albany 7 Ilalsey fi Harrisburg 4 Brownsville 7 !?hedd. . . 5 Lebanon.. V 7 Scio N. 3 Waterloo .... 4 Orleans .. . 3 Crawfordsville o Sweet Home 2 Fox Valley 3 Center 3 Santiain 3 Franklin Butte 2 Syracuse. 2 Liberty 2 Brush "Creek 2 liock Creek 2 Total! 79 The committee recommend that the primaries be held on March 31st, at 2 v. m. S. S. Train, G. VV. Davis, Sec. Chairman. TRUE WORDS. , No truer sentiment or stronger j language could be spoken than the following, uttered recently by Mr. Depew : "The teachers of disin j tegration, distraction and infidelity possess the activity oi' propagan dists and the sell-sacrificing spirit of martyrs. Their field is igno rance, their recruiting sergeants distress. Only faith grounded in knowledge tan meet these dangei- ous, ceaseless and co.r ipting inn1 a ences. In the midst of these nerils the sheet anchor ot the shin I of state is the common school, Before the era of great cities and ! crowded populations, when it was j easy both io earn a living and to gain a competence, when the best influences of every settlement reached every part of it, the state met every requirement in furnish ing free a fair business education. But now by far the larger part of j our people have no common ances- try m the revolutionarv war, and a J . . - '. .A . .genexation has come to its majority i , . r, , . . . i whiuh knows little of the rebellion and its results. Coenists from Europe form communities, both in city and country, where they re tain the language, customs and traditions of the fatherland, and live and die in the belief that the government is their enemy. To meet thjse conditio is the state provides an education which dots not educate, and the prison and i e pooriiouse. Ignorance judge.-? tus invisi le by ti.e visible. Turn i the liirhts. Teach, first and !ast, Anieiiua-nisni. Let no youth 1 ave the school without beii g i :ioroughly grounded in the histor;-, i ie principles and the incalculable l.lessings of American liherTy. Let t ue boys be trained soldiers of institutional freedom, the girls ? 'ie intelligent mothers of freemen .uid the sons of the anarchists will 3Conie,the bulwarks of the law." If the truly American spirit is i.iculcated in the teachings of our ublic schools, and the practical eachings of those schools are node free and as compulsory as ossible to every child in the land, he end depicted by Mr. Depew vill assuredly be reached. Let Vmerican patriotism' he one of the fundamental objects aimed at in American education. And let that education be placed within the j each of every child who is a prospective citi.'-en of the country. THE MISSION OF COL. IRISH. Concerning the Washington dis atch published stating that the resident wou.d se;id John P. Irish, e litor of the Alta of San Francisco, to stump Oregon in the roming presidential canvass, the Chronicle says editorially: "For unately for Mr. Cleveland, his jhosen emissary is not speedy 3nough to 'get there.' He cannot lo what he is sent to do for the jame reason that the old roan said lis horse could not trot in 2 :20, he distance was too great for the ime. Our eloquent friend will do ill that in hiui lies, and angel :ould do no more, but he cannot ersuade the sober-thinking, sen sible, hard-headed people of Ore gon that they are being ruined by laving the government of the Jnited States protect their grotv ng industries. They will decline to assent to the proposition that a state having 2,930,000 sheep, val ued at $4,987,000, can be benefitted by a measure which would bring the cheap wool of Australia and Argentine Republic into direct competition with the home pnfjuct. They may call the at tention of the free trade orator, if they will, to the fact that 84,245, 000 sheep of Australia and 90,928, 000 sheep of. South America are grown and pastured on no man's land, whereas their own must be fed from land having a money value; and they may ask him whether it would be fair to them to permit them to be swamped and flooded by a tidal wave of foreign wool, simply because Mr. Cleve land has made an egregious mis take as to the ellect of the tariff on ! the cost of woolen clothes. When he gets upon the subject of wool and iron, however, as he must, in spite of his dexterity, it will be interesting to see how he will go to work to prove that Oregon would be better without her flocks of sheep and her iron mines, or how he will persuade the Ore gonians that it would be good policy to close down the woolen mills at Brownsville and Oregon Cit', and the iron furnaces and other works at Oswego. This will put the gentleman to his trumps, and make him show his best gait." A very truthful lesson is incu1 cated in these words from the Friend: "When we say that the supply is regulated by the demand we should remember that demand does not signify simple desire for an article, but desire for it com bined with ability and willingness to give for it what will remunerate the producer, the greater will be the demand, lpm this we learn the great lesso that everv indi- v-dual is interested in the prosper- ity of everv other individual in the ! community." As a general ruk- j when the term supply and demand is ised, the fact that a great many ! nfluences, whose personal object ! and interest is to fatten upon the proceeds of supply without any J care for the results, is not taken J mto consideration, nor ot tht fu "ther fact that labor inv bears the expense of the that the supply runs before reaches demand. The Telegram contains , this curt j but truthful criticism on law a j recorded in our statute books 1 1 , present: "The change oi a yei r 1 : in raisin; the 'age of protection' I for young girls in Michigan from 13 I years of age to 14, has just sent a ! I b t rui f rnan t( fa cfofa fion : , . , .... ,, under sentence ot h:e. The pen- ,. , . , alt was none too l eavv, consider- i ig that paiticular circumstances of confidence on the part of the! girl's family toward the scoundrel j rendered the crime especially j atrocious. Yet, supposing the child to have been 1"), r o legal pen- ally could have been meted out to i the double betrayer of innocent e i and tiu hfulness on the parents' part." The time should l e I spi edily brought about when the : chance of escape fiom criminal conduct of the sort referred to in ! the above should be impossible by I any hook or crook of law. j NEW TO-DAW O AM COflKX GENERAL AUCTIONEER. O Any and all jfuods m1U at anct:on. Live ;.tock, household iroids, etc., from the oity or country sold promptly on reasonable terms. A. fresh rtiilch cow for a dry one and re ceive the difference in cash should apply to Wa inctl A Lot or lluuie aiitl JLui. ?OR A PAUSONAGK Folt ST. PAU Methodist church South. Address. L'S puhalt the Trustees, Kcv. Geo. F. Ho on Albany. -anil, School Meeting. f"OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE i. regular annual school election in school district No. 5, Linn county, Oregon, will be held at the central school house in said school district on Monday, the 12th day of March, lijSS, for the purpose of electing one director to serve three years, and one clerk to serve one year Said election to begin at 2 o'clock p. m. and continue until (i v. M of said day. By orderof the board of directors. Dated February 27, 1SSS. O. G. BURKHATIT, THOS. MONTE1TH, District Clerk. Chairman. riOR YOUR FINE WINES AND LIQUORS g; to M. Baumarart's. I BOARDING HOUSE-MRS. M. FEN- L'lean. U nell. Everything fiesh and Rooms renteil by the week or month, fcatis- fa-tion guaranteed. SPECIAL XOTIt:fr. HEWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER . ami jeweler, Albany. Oregon, Slasiiolln Flour. 'I1HE BEST MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELTV 1 ered to any part of the city, for 81.10 per ck. JOHN A. CRAWFORD. nlSOdtf I AWES DESIRING PLAIN SFWING OR i sewing for hildren can have the same done promptly and at reasonable rates by ad dressing Mrs. Pauline Burns.Albany 'OK SALE. . ACRES OF LAND alTl'ATED 12 f)0 miles east of Albany.near the Oregon Pacific railroad, 360 acies in cultivation, and tontv.nn sutticient water and timber for gen era, uee. Would make four good farms Price. $12,000, with terms to suit purchaser. For particulars apply to J. J. Dorris. Contractor nnt Builder. T HE UN!ERSlJNc.D HAV1AU LOCATED in Alban-, solicits patronage from city and country, will contract to buna bridges, barns and all manner of dwelling houses, in cluding Queen Anne, Kastlake and Elizaheth au styles of buildings. Will furnish plans v.ii specifications without charge. Satisfa tion guaranteed. W. C. CASSEL i m This Week! Vovelties hi was Sateens, Ginghams, Seersuckeis. Batistes, Percales, Ind ago Bines These goods are the latest Eastern seasonable designs. -ALSO A FULL LINK OF- STAPLE DRY GOODS. , 1 Samuel Ji oung, W. P READ, (Successor to X. r a ot I am now receivincr'iiew oootls in'every line am1 would cordially invite everybody to call and inspect our stock and prices. We propose to have The Live Dry Of Albany, and shall wants of our patitfms both Dry Goods, Notions, Furnishing Ooods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes. Groceries, Etc Call and see me. W. IF1. EEiLD, (Successor to First Street, Jress Fabrics 1 and Fine Turkey Reds. Novelties, aniVJare all fresh, .Albany, Or, II. ALLEN) Goods House at fall times study the in style and prices. N H. Alleal Sprioif Stock. Albany, Ore; AT Win. SIMPS ON, -HAVING PURCHASED THE BAffiBUPT STOCK! -Of Shane ArJ !oo,Kl.oot and shoes, ladies' fine ..w.ai t;ituu:s, UomeStlCS, et. Cost lllllt These goods must be sold. ISA II Kenton & ers m staple and fancy grocenes,re spectiully in vite the attention'of con sumers to their fine as sortment of tea and cof fee, arriving this week. Best quality, lowest prices and money re funded if entire satisfac tion is not given. KENTON New Store between the opera house and postoflc-e FOR -o) -AT- -Lamps and Lamp Trimminos JULIUS GRADWOHL'S s Crockery J Store. Kloorer Bros'. Silverware, French., China landCrystalware, Boys' "VVaons vnd "Doll Carriages. Fancy and Toy Ooods. SAVE YUR MONEY Bv buying your goods trom my'store. I am buv ing direct from the tactory and sell at Eastern prico wSh freight added, lor cash. P (elite Bukinit Powde -o)-(o. I am agent for ten responsible Fire and Marine In surance companies, representing $72,ooo,ooo. Insur and protect youi self before it is too late. Iam alsc agent for the Frank Bros. Implement Co , Portland t& lei on parle Francais. Hier ivird deutch gesprochen. TJHE CITY LIQUOR STO R E , M. BAUMGAItT, Proprietor. tZrXcxt door to the Odd Fellows' Temple, Albany, Orejroiiri Keeps constantly on hand thn finest importedaiidlomestic wines, liquors, cigars ar tobaccos. Only iirst-clnss liquor store in she city SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY CO 81! & Lon sway etc. 1 Call earlv and secure bargains. Chase, deal & CHASE, S3, (o- One Pound Can, 25c Cfl. Star Bakery ! -A FULL STOCK OW- Staple Groceries! fine GIassware,Crociery The best quality of tmm, coffee, nUDw ants, etc. u CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. , At this old and reliable house is also to h 'ouud a complete assortment, of fresh fatnifce iroceries, to which is constantly being adde.1 M :hv reasonable linen- of groceries and proviaiaav such as Cranberries., Fine Pickles, J teed Beef Chipped to Order, finchouy mustard. Candies and " Eastern Buckwheat Flour, : Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc These floods were all bought when pricor ere low, and the benefit of the margin will ttn iven to his customers. Kcmembur the placet, it the old corner on First and B'Oadalbin St. ' HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER4 Proprietors of ALBANY SODA WORKS And manufacturers of Choice Confectionery. We are now prepared to furnish choice, fresh candies of bent grade, consisting of imrc utiok, assorted flavors, mixed candies, extra trench and chocolate ci cams, fancy mixed, candy toy and a general assortment of fine candies AT HCLK-" A LE K KETAIL. Orders from country dealers promptly aV tened to. Factory un i irst street, Albany. - - Oregon. Red Crow Mills; NEW PROCESS FLOURi (Superior for family aad bakers' uae) The Best Storage Facilities 9TheHitbatpricin cash aatd tor wbea ALBANY OKXOOK. fieTere House Bestauran (on bobopbas flax) s f H. DIERCKS3 Heals rrad AVCustomem order tables h n ied with the beet hi the market. SI'M.llOXS. i-u:'. cii.rt of .ho State of 11 the the ir Ore L'lin fur Linn couulv. Mrs it. Cimii;!!, i;viiiliiT, is. C. J. Gou-fh, ilctcnuat.t. Ti C .1. OoiiL'h, the above named defendant. in the name of the state of Oreon.you are icrehv rcijiiirt-d to appear and answer the wiim'aint f the above plaintiff in the above mtiticii courr, now on file with the clerk of iaiit court on or before the first Jay of the text regular term of sr.id court which said jourt begins on the 12th d.vy of March, it the court house in Albany, Linn county, )resrt. And if you fail to so answer said MMiipla'iit, tlic jilaintitf will apply to said :om t foi the relief demanded in said com iii;t, which is that the marriage contract existing between plaintiff and defendant be lissolved.and that plaintiff have the care and mstody nf the minor child Clement U.Gouc,h, mmiioned in the complaint, and her costs mil disbursements in this suit, and such oth--r relief as is meet to equity. This summons is published by order of the Hon. R. P. Boise, ju.ljje of said court,, made it chambers in the city of Salem on the 2Sth lay of January, 1SSS. W. It. RILYEU, Attormy for Plaintiff Kal Estate and Employment .igeiu-y. PARTIES HAVING FARMS FOR SALE of abcut KiO acres, or those having larsrcr racts which they would be willing to divide ip into SO or 160 acre lots, are invited to call it our office, as we have a lew customers for hat class of farms. We cpn also f untish par ies wanting help, either male or female, for he city or country, with such help as they Itsirc on short notice; and we also have a few situations for bot'j male and female in the ity and countr. . Call at our office if you ant help o want employment. We can Vet itber for yon. Office No.C5 First street, ad I'oiuimr W. C. Tweednle's tin store. F. A. BURKHART & CO. DU it KOLDF.WAV, VETERINARY SUR fieon Alhany, Oregon. -Graduate of fier nun anJ Americiiii colleges. 5 Per Cent Discount FOR CASH ON LUMBER At J. M. Dorrance's steam sawmill one and one-hali mile from Muhama. For further particulars, address J.M. D0RRANCE, Mehama, Or. THE PHU OGRAPHER. Parton s old Und Albaar ! CO S 1A W il iH. y l FOS HAY & MASON Wholesale and Ket til Druggists i Booksellers , 3 T