Morning daily herald., March 22, 1888, Image 2

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a'md 7 Weekly
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
, DAILY. ,
' ' jwheO everv niocnpi-j ext-ept JlonJai .)
clvered by carrier, per. week..".......,..... 0.15
nail, er yeat...;.....'..... T. ........'..." CO"
" weekly; " i
(Published every Friday Morning.) '
copy, per annum, in advance......$2.09
:!j riot paid in advance .. j 2.50
T1IK MAILS.
Is at th Albany postottice close as f olfows:
all oltices north J
easternstates . . ( 6:30 i.'
; i the Narrow GuasjeR .R. J
n est oiue
I
Portland amlsalem ..11 A. M.
yallis and Yauuina 12:30 . M
offices south ..7:30 Km i
he postolliee will be closed each evening
tt six to get en o'clock,
esristered matter for te early morning
n ohouki be mailed before 8 o'clock the
rious ivenni";. . , .
ORF.GOX r.UIFIC TIME TABLE!
Arrive te(arc
sender . J... ,ll:15m. i:(M p n.
irnt '5:25pm 6:50 n.m
O. A C. R. R. TIME-TABLE, j
NOKTllBOUNH. '' j
' Arrives Xieparts- Arrives)
:a.e.'t ! :iruui; T.O.iam Portlan-lO.lOani
'vne exjllVianvll. SSanv " 3.4;"P"'
s'iirht . j .... . . .'. ! 7. 10ani,j .ifpin
HOlTTJI KOCXti.'-
; "'"'- ' 'Arrives Departs Arrives.
'la.exn'! 7 4'ipm S.0.")pm Ashland a.OOani.
ifene ex kL 'Ouni li4QDim Euirene 2. ibu m
oii;ht j ; 1 rtOpm'.Kuu'en 7.fi'in !
),.; LEBANON, BRANCH:.. ; I
nAlba'v. Departs
rnye8 f I
. ll.,. 12 :l p in ,Lebanoa at . ,1.30; p in
' .'.. ;i 8.50 1. m" '
"n Lebail : " ' t V ;' j a 'j
.,i2.... ...! a m Aii)anyat o.4f.at.. j -
... -r .. . , 1
"THE wkather TO-ii j ..
San Fkan'cmca,- Murch 21
Weather iridica-!
jus foi; thc-iiix.t tw
weiitv-io.nr. hours-beiriiif
: Fair weather; vaij'i;Vr:
at. i P. m. are
' ED I TO HI A L NOTES: ' '
;.,-( -r'a a , :. ,; ".ui: ;: i j
: Jcu.v L. Sux.Lrx.VJi AtxsX .-Jjjcjiell
ave been sentenced' to a oije oi -
. iO an"d: to ' imprisonment for on i
eek for prize fighting.1 0 course j
ie sluggers were :-r6p 'pfteer'tf, and
llT not be subjected to imprition
lent unless, they venture rback
jtaFranoe withn.a year. ;i ,;,
Puke Chicago lard is said to'liave
i formula for production that the
: .fineries are strenuously objecting
have labeled on the buckets con
tining their products, ' as is being
. ntemulated by law, as they: de
liim to sfive iheir secrets away. It
. hinted that cotton seed oil and
.erine, besides several 1 other ,
ii vhilesome a.ti -Ies.enter into its j
production
Is ttie'samiVcAiegorv witli pleo-
aargarine cau lie placed . tl.e (late!
use of cotton, seed oil. vlt is ! said :
hat JIrJCKipp,. of Memphis, jdoes
lot wisli to see the virtuous majiden
jotton seed oil, who has wedded to
lie hog, divorced ruthlessfy by
.aw. Mr. AVilson.told him, "so;
. f . i il, ,. 1
Aftrom Wishing to: divorce: uie
wo I am trying to legally ''publish
..heir in.uriage." .. . . , ; I
The oleonVargarine men are! still
besieging congress to repeat the
.aw that simply compels them to
ieli- thsir bogus butter under its
rrue title, and the law which jthey
,-Jai:n has increased the sale jf the
, irticie tnej' ueai in, ou
nent and talk can hardly be ialled
Consistent at last, aod jit is o be
hppad that congress will let the j
it cUnd inst. where it iSi let
J " , . :
everv article otlerea m ttie niarh.-: ,
ets stand on its own meritfe, and
nrt attempt to create a demand on
the reputation of some other ar
ticle, and above all means iguard
against anything that approaches
an adulteration of food. ! . i
The Chronicle thinks, tliat it is
1.1. ,1...,.., oarv Hni wriRti !
geumg iihus" r
a "'trust"' is tormed in cotties
wringers, yet recently a nieeHing of
manufacture! s of this useful -household
utensil was held in Xevv York
and the price for '.the., yes was
regulated. The manufacturers
claimed to be losing money and
agreed on a raise of two' pet cent,
in prices. What the public j would
like to 'near of is a trust, foritied for j
, . . , ... w . .ij: .;il !
reducing pr.'-es. but the puHic will ;
wait a long time tor tlite j news.
Speaking oj.the;;'-tr,ust" biisi'ness,
whoever heard, o-even an ajtteinpt
oul the part wi . the Jihersjof the.j
soil to organize to'eitahlish -the)
price of their products.' Certainlv;!
1 tliev have attwiioteM to inifluence
the, price iu every legitimate way j
possible, . . wiiim is ;-r:igiH aim
proper, and they .certainly - haven
just as legitimate a right to I organ
jze'a" "trii-sr ZnlV saV that' thirf
wheat shall be one dollar per
. 'bushel as has any other occupation
to regulate . ;the price o their
products. Yet what a howi would
be raised alK)dt "grangers": if such
a course was pursued. I
As to what shall be taught in
our public schools the agitation
still continues to be urged, and
the results must eventually amount
to a change in the present system,
The .School .Jour
mat sab. l
manual training, or we
might
sav
j trial education, '; going into!
'all our schools? There is no!
doubt of it. It is as certain to go
there, arid stfiy there, too, as the
world is to stand. Reforms never
go backward. The hands of the
clock . of... progress ... always . move
forwari, and when the clock of
time strikes it tells 'the storv of
a1Jvancet Wlil'industriaredu-
cation ? The training of . the mind
through all its avenues ; the very
essence of real education ; the Very
center and core of all mental train
ing.' What nonsense to talk! of
training the mind, without regard
to the avenue. to it ' Only those
who have no knowledge of mine
science are guilty of such foolish
ness. The mind must be trained
to think, but it must get its stimu
lus and give its results by mean's of
its connections with the oututard
world. Manual training is, ot
necessity, connected with mental
training. A child cannot lean! to
use his mind intelligently. Edikca
tion by doing was the doctrine of
Aris'otle and Frcebel, as well a? of
the leaders of advanced educa
tional thought to-dav.
It is! an
essential part of correct educational
thinking. We hope sne of jour
conservative' educators : will fctop
and think of these facts.'"' ;
AN EXPLANA TION NEEDED.
i fjor h benefit . of John i. Iish ,
U'llO PVIM'tS iF lr mi:ci'nnorrX,i.1.
f -i 1 i !.,
tor (jrrover .Cleveland amongjthe
Oregon farmers, the Salem States-'
man Qu'otes below the present I
imposed bv the United States' t
titv.
ov-;
i
ernment upon farm products raised f
in jther countries and hrniiciV snio
, , " !
Oar borders to compete ID OUT DHW-
kets with the products of our soiL
I So that .there -may .be no dodgSngv-
Mr. Irish will please explam Jjust i
in what manner the Oregon farmer 1
will- be benefitted by admitting j:
duty free the1 following articles,!
taxed as follows, to-wit : - : !
Wool, from
to 12 cents per j
pound. . :
Potatoes, 15 cents per bushel.
Butter, '4 cents per pound.
Cheese,, 4 cents per pound. '
' . .Wheat, 0 cents per bushel.
Kye and barley, 10 cents per j
bushel. !
Indian corn, 10 cents per bushel.
Iloney, 20 cents per gallon. :
Milk, preserved, 20 per cent, ad
valorem. -;
Warns and bacon, 2 cents per
p un 1.
j.t-ef and pork, 1 cent per pound.
; Lar,d,.2 cents per pound. ' . :
Pickles, 25 per cent, ad valorem.
x egetables, 30 per cent.; ad
valorem. . I
Vinegar, 7.i cents pet gallon.
Flax, .f20 per ton. ,
Hemp, $25 per ton. , .' 1
P WO CORNER LOTS IN THE EASTERN"
L pare Of the ity with a conitoi table house,
av.od well of water and new barn.
i,um SALL-A HOUSE, LIGHT KOAD
J; cart and harness, separate or together.
The hore is 5 years olu yjntle single or
d.flible, a stylish fine traveler. Apply, at the
Hkkald otlice. ?
. Xcw t'lgar Slorc. ;
OTTO SALLINGER HAS OPENED i A CI
lrav and tobacco store opiiosite the Kuas
House. His former patrons are invited to. i
call and see his new store.
i NY ONE WISHING TO TRADE Aj
i fresh milch cow for a dry one ami re- j
teive the diiicreiice in cash should apply . to-J
i i... i..:..... 1 i
j
Von villi Save Money
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aijd jeffjrson streets, Albany, Oregon: Good
satisfaction or no pay.
B BOARDING HOUSE-SIRS. M.' FFN
nell. Everything fresh and' clean.
Rooms rented by the week or mouthy Satis
faction guarantee.!. !
SPECIAL XOHt:KS.
Slasuolia Flour.
I
1HE BEST MAGNOLIA FLOUR jDKLIY-
ered to anv part of rhe city, tor si.io per
sack.
JOlliN A. tSAWMIKU.
nlSOdtf
-4-
F4K SALK".
(. ACRES OF LAND SITUATED 12
))( miles east of Albany.near the Oregon
Pacitlc railroad, 3C0 actcs in cultivation, and
contains sulticient water and timber for gen
era use.. Would make four food farms
Price, S12.000. with terms to suit purchaser.
For particulars apply to if. J. Dorris.
, Contractor and Buildce.
THE UNDER310N SD HAVING LOCATED
in Albany, solicits patronage from city
hlirn3 an(i all manner of dweUin.f houses, in
eludim; Queen Anne, Eastlake and IJlizabcth
j.ff building.- will fun. sh plans
and country, n in coniraci io iiuuu, m mv.
-. and ispecificatious without chajjtc. !&itisfa
i t.inn iniai-anteed. W . C. CASSifcL.
The -'Pioneer Importer and Breeder"
of California, will arrive at Albany on
or about March 2th with 3 imported
Norman stallions, selected from the
fhiest lot of draft horses ever landed on
the Vaeitie coast. These horses will
j bclercu at prices - .
stable and see them. Every one is a
!;rst-c'.aso
:i-JiUOU.
NEW TO-DAY.
T J
I 'ft. S:1?M
. Theodore Skilliiian
Wi FV
Succ.essor ieS. H. ALLEN)
3&
If
It
ran
I am now receiving new gjodis in every line anr1
wonld cordially. invite everybody to call and inspect
our Btocfcrand prices. We propose to have
The Live Dry
i
Of Albany, and shall
Avants-'ot our patrons r both, in style and prices.
r
potions,
; Eurnishng "Goods,
1
ali-aiMi J- m&.
(Successor to
f
First Street,
T
EC XL vTOTE13,
i
171 -Ml i l
mmm, i
-AND DE&iLER IN-
Texfe Books arid jjiSchooL Supplies. !
"Fine stationery, latsowianejjuB bewta, photograph aatl autograph ajbsrs
aukstaads, ink, pens, pencils, ejtc, ebc. ..jShjeet uic,. masie books and aii
kindu of EMteioftI meeebasdiae. J . ;:'. "" '. 'V f :
Oeneralj ISf ews
'Mail orders- promptly attended to.' :;
JULIUS;
i
u. nicer
'1TO: -61 1 FIRST ST.
"... ,
.;.'. (Next to aimkliart & Kcaay's reai estate office) i
ALBANY, - OREGON.
Runs, Pistols, Sewing, MailimeairpsJP:
' ' " '-'''- 1 .M'nll Line of -.C V : .. ' 1
Sheet musicmusicAl mercu&udise,aiiiniiinition fisli-
ing tackle etc. '..Warranted razors,butcMr and jjocket
knives. ' ' " '..-'..;;. I
' ! - ,-: A. i . .. . ' ; ' . !
Best kind of NEEDLE OILS and EXTRAS
for all' SEWING JUACHINES. ; -
ILlkit COUNTY ACENTS FOlj NOBTHWESTERN RRE llfSORANCE CpMPWW.
Repaixlsg of sewing msiiines, musical instruHMnils, guns, etc., nsatly .dem
ALBANY.
WITH BILLIARD HALL
J. B. WILLIAMS,
CHOICE WINE
Kept constantly on hand. A full line
sale. Everything tirst-tlass.
3? At Kevere House,
READ,
il W
Goods House
at all times study the
Spring Stoek.
'Efatsrand Caps?,;
-. t
.Boots and Shoes-
6rogeries,Etexamin
N H.,Al!ei.)
Albany T Oregon.
- J
HpSEPH
obacc onist!
aios.
OREGON.
ANDC'LUB. ROOMS.
Proprietor
AND LIQUOR
of domestic and iroportedjToigarsfon
Albany, Oregon,
i
Wm.SIMPSON,
-HAVING- PURCHASE!? Till.
iJ
Of Sliare
Oifors die entire stock of dry
flrACk rii"4!o.' -i-irl.Ki t.fl-i.c. 4...J" "i.:
These goods must be sold,.
E. '
'3
and persons
terand eggs
BAMEUPT
it -greatly to th
advant
e
our
prices.
N
4
ew Store etwhtlie, Jopera house arid'p:(pt
-
AT -
JUEIUSGEADWOHl'S
Crockery Store.
Eoo-e? Bros'. Silverware, :, i , ' . j . : i I
: French, China andCr.ystalware,
Boys "Wajrons Ynd "Doll Carrieigjes,
ITaiicy and 'Pov Ooods. j
"SAVE YUR MONEY! -
Bv buying your goods from jiiy"store. ,1 arn. buj;--(
intr direct from the taotorv and sll at Eastern prices !
with freight added, lor cash. ' ;
ton's Bakinff Powde
1 ) : .'- , ' i :-i
I am agent for ten. Responsible Fire and: Marine In,
surance companies; representing $72oooooiij Insure
and protect yom self before it is too late. I am also
agent for the Frank Bros.
lei on pane Francais. Hier
TJHE CITY LIQUOR STORE,
; M. BAUMGART, Proprietor.
lNe'xt door to the Odd FellowsTemple, Albanv OrcL'oii-3i
EeepsconsVantly on hand thp finent im,Krte 1 andJdomcBtic wines,1Ii,1uore7ci-araJap
;os. Only first-class liquor store in she citv 3 '" "" ;"niiV'
!OliaCC03.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO
t
j
k
JL.oiis-wa
anx
.
ere etc.
Call early and secure bargains. 2'
QTAHTZ"
. i
i
S sljoes, ladies" 3ne '
Of'
grpeeripsi
' i i : : i I
having biit-
to sell, will
to caljTI3
g
One hd Ciin,2oc
Implement Co-'," Portland.
wird deutch gesproohen.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
eprr
id
TVVV
o)-(o : j
. i
' m
Bakery !
-A FULL STOCK OF-
Pinie Glassware,
The best quality of teas, coffee, raising -u3.
miits. etc.
CAKES, PIES,
Fresh Baked Breach
Every Day. ,
At this old and!- reliable house is alas to
ound a complete afntortment, of fresh family
.'n.Ofiics, to whiefa ia (onstantly being aidel a
;he se uiuiiable lines of groceries aud proviioir
such as
Cranberm8,
tine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped to Order,
Anchouy Mustarp,:
Candies and Nuts,
astern Buckwheat Flour:
Canned Goods of Ail Kinds.
Bohemian Gla&swarei Etc.
The-e tfod3 wore all bought when pries;
were low,- and the benefit of the margin will t
iven to his i:ustonitr&. Kcreeinhcr the ;i!a?..
it the-old corner on. First aiid ii'oad&lftm Sta.- "
III) 111.
I HOFFMAN AND PFEiFFER,
! .' . -; Proprietors of '
Aid' lntutufacturcrs ot c
powprrarxarttfftirnishjcnoice, frsfc
, cnura oi oci jrrmjt,, co.ii&c-ing. .i (ure sti.:
j jusorted flavors, mixed candies, extra f iei cr
I and choco!ae creams, faiicy mixel, osiidjtoji
! aa j a geuial asaortnuat of fine canrilsj j
f best tra.Jt, eonsistmg. of J.uie sti.:.
;AT ' IKJLKAf.E K BETA I L.
iS'Orders from ccoatry dealers promptly aV
set,
yfegon.
ISOt, LvlVKiAd A CO., rritQ'.
NEW ? PROOgSS FLOUFL
(Superior lor family and bakers' use)
Tie Best Stoge FaciMlea
XaTlif! Hihett price in cash' paid for wheal.
ALBANY - - - OttKOOS.
Bevere Bimti
. i (ON WMorBAS FIwU
Cooducted by " . j
1
Meals aervod fron H aoMi.t
9thistninera order wliatni iltilml i Thi.
tub'o - ' d with ttto best in ttw-market.
Behl
relate mid ' Einitloy nicnt
Ajit'isi-y.
PARTIES HAVING FARMS FOR. SALE
of about 1j0 acres, or those having larsrcr
racts which they would be willing to divide
hp into SO or liili airre lots,' are invited to call
at. our office, as we have a ew customers for
that class of farms. We con also furnish par
ties wanting heln, either male or female, for
the eity country, with such help as they
dtsirc on short notice; and we also have a few
situations for hot-i male- and female in the
city and country. Call at our office if you.
want help or want employment. We can (ret
either for yon. Office Nov CS First street, adjoining-
W. C. IHveedale'fi tin store,
v ; , . F. A. BUniiUART & CO.
TR. R KOLDEWAV'. VET
NARY sur-
U freon; Alban;t)jre?ion. -rS
nian and American colleges.'
te of Oer
Kotice to Taxpayers.
VfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
. ; all county taxes-.for the year 1887 not.
p-d before April 1st 1888, cost wiM be added.
Those who have not paid will tovern them
selves accordingly.. IVompt paraent- will
snve; cost. By order of the sheifj of Limit
cptmty. , , ' -.- , i, , , ,D.. Smith.
Farm fr UcUt or Sale.
THREE-FOURTH SECTION. OF LAND,,
consisting of, the. Find'ey Sodaville ranch,
situated on the Santiani mountain roadv 16;
miles east of Sweet Home. Wood house and.
barn oil premises. ' For further information;
inquire of W. it. Findley ai,Sweet Home.
; X. THE PH OGRA&HER.
' Putcfi's old stand Albany
FOR CASH
ON LUMBER
At J. if. Dorrance's steam niwiVili nn nj
on-jb4i niile' ran). , Jtohama. Forlfurther
particulars, address ' '
' J. M. DORRANCfi,!! ehama, Or.
OR. SHORT LINE &
VXIONrACIPICR. R.
, Shortest' and "best 'route to all
v , points cast arid south. Pullman
" '; Palace t-a rs. - kini.iVaii t or fam
ily" sleepirr -aTs all Hie way
' - ' tlif ousiu from Portland to
Council Bluffs and KansasCity
without change. The cars
are. free of charge. Tor furtlier
particulars roa.-dinj ates. etc
-- inquire of Curran & Monteitli,
agents, Albanv. Oregon.
FOSHAY &!MASON
. ' ' Whoiesals and.Refcul
Cif
Choice Confectionery.
tened to. factory un irtt str
s
Per Cent- Droit
Druggists i