Morning daily herald., March 31, 1888, Image 2

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Linn County republican Convention
A republican convention for Linn
county is hereby called to meet atJ
t he court house in Albany on April
4th at 10 a. m. for the purpose of
electing delegates to tne state re
puDiican convention, wnicn con
venes in Portland April 11th, and
for the purpose of placing in nom
ination candidates for the various
county .offices, and to transact such
other business as mav property
come betore the convention. The
convention will consist of 79 dele
gates, appointed as follows :
East Albany 9
West Albany
Halsey (5
Ilanisburg 4
Brownsville 7
bhedd 5
Lebanon 7
Hcio 3
Waterloo 4
Orleans 3
Crawfordsville 3
Sweet Home 2
Fox Valley 3
Center 3
Santiam 3
Franklin Butte 2
Syracuse 2
Liberty.... 2
Brush Creek 2
Rock Creek 2
Total 7
Ihe committee recommend that
the primaries be held on March
31st, at 2 p. m. S. S. Train,
G. W. Davis, Sec. Chairman.
THE SILVER QUESl'lu.
Senator Stewart, of Nevada, has
proposed an amendment to the bill
passed by the house of representa
tives, authorizing the secretary of
the treasury to purchase bonds
with the surplus. This amend
ment provides that owners of gold
and silver bullion may deposit the
same in the mints and assay offices
of the United States and receive
certificates thertfjr, gold to be re
ceived at the pusent standard
value and silver at its murket
value. These certificates are to be
redeemeed in gold or silver coin at
the option of tlie government, and
.are to be a legal tender for all
dues. The bullion deposited is to
be parted and refined lor the same
charges that are now imposed on
gold in preparing that metal for
coinage. To prevent s;lver going
above par, it is provided in the
amendment that no more shall be
paid for silver than $1 for 412
grains of standard silver.
The effect of the adoption of this
-amendment will be to increase the
market price of silver bullion.
The law of supply and demand
will inevitably produce this result,
at least within certain limits, for
the demand is practically unlim
ited, and the supply is not. Hence
the price will appreciate. Any
holder of silver bullion in the
United States can get the market
rate at once by taking his bullion
to the mint, consequently he will
not be anxious to sell it until it
reaches a figure which will give
him a profit on its production or
purchase price, and the natural
effect will be to urge silver upward.
The only danger arising from it
is asserted to be the great influx ( f
silver from foreign countries, espe
cially the orient which has been
denominate! the great absorber of
-L
silver. It is thought that such a
measure if adopted might attract
the unknown quantity of silver
bullion in that country from its
hiding place and flood the market,
causing a depreciation in value.
This bugbear, however, exists only !
in the imaginative minds of those
who are anxious for selfish ends to
establish a gold standard only. Of
course the amendment would be
an experiment, but without doubt
it is an experiment that is worth
trying.
Albany- and Linn county forms
an important factor in the make
up of the state of Oregon, and
(Je- i
other matters. At the approach
ing republican state convention
this city will be modest in her de
mands, and will claim only the
prosecuting attorney. If the nom
ination for district attorney fur the
3d district should fall to H. U.
Hewitt, the district will secure the
services of an accomplished and
thoroughly competent official and
Albany will be well pleased with
the honor given to a worthy and
esteemed citizen.
The wonderful boy pianist, Josef j
Hofmann, is soon to go back to'
Germany to resume his musical !
studies in Berlin. Litigation with i
parties who were bringing him out j
in his public performances, will
hinder any future appearance in !
this country or in Europe for some
time to come.
COAST IMPROVEMENTS, g,
Oregon owes no special thanks to
congress for the appropriations
made for river ai d harbo- improve
ments. The state is entitled to all
the money that has been voted bv
this committee and to more. Ore-
go 1 has been slighted and neglect
i in p 1st years, and the sums 1 ow
appropriated are not up to the
measure of he- rights. It is a sort
of campaign taffy in aid of the
ad ninistration, to rebound to tl e
benefit of President Cleveland in
the coming campaign, but will
nsither deceive nor lure our peo
ple. No especial thanks are due
to one who pays only fifty ' cents
when a dollar is the just demand.
Portland Xews.
President Carxot, of the French
republic in spite of the adverse
circumstances and conditions at
tending his assuming the reins of
government in that country, seems
to be grasping the situation with
intuitive iudgnient and
fully managing the discordant
elements surrounding him, and
establishing order and a quiet ad
ministration of governmental
affairs. Perhaps as significant
and wholesome an act as has
characterized the new regime, was
the retiring of the
warrior, Gen. Boulanger, who suc
ceeded in kicking up more dust
and disquiet than any other little
man in Europe. It is to be hoped
that the sentence of retirement,1
which President Carnot approved
with his signature, will succeed m
sending the bombastic disturber of
the pea.e of Europe into final
obscurity.
Jay Gould recently replied to a
Tribune reporter that behind the
effort to have him indicted for
gobbling up the railroad stcwk of
the Denver Pacific trust, was "a
newspaper, a cable company and a
woman." There is certainly
nothing original in the latter part
of his accusation, as the gentleman
who was placed in that first garden
we read about, started that sort of
a defense quite a number of yea-s
ago. Alas. Door Eve.
The international meeting o!
women who favor universal
suffrage, which has been in session
in Washington, has bten one full
of interest, and attended by women
of eminent ability from both this
country and Europe.
IMAKKIKII.
HIN'ES CKABTlttE. At the resi.iww nf
the (froom s mother, m this -.itv, ..11 .March
27, 1-ss, by R. L. Dorris, J. r.,Mr J. t.
Hines and Miss Belle Orabtree.
NEW TOulx.
FK SAIE.
FUU SU.K A HAL!-' Jr.li.SKv
Goo J milker. Anplv at this u.-fne.
FORS;
ply "
AF.E-A. STFIXWAY
PIANO. AP
at this in.ee.
"nOR SALK-A FHESH MILCH COW.
AP-
ply at tlusotfita.
?OR SALE CHEAP RL'XXIi. G CEAK OF
. Wauroit. bee Kenton - Chase.
63ii
ACRES OK I.A"IiiTi-ATi.'n i.
i miles east of Alhanv.near th- im-mn
Paetie railroad, SOU ae.es in cultivation, anil
contains suttieient water and timber lor sceu
era use. Would make fuur good f-.vmns
Price, sl-2,000, with terms to suit purchaser.
torpartieular8applvto J. J. Dorris.
BBO,ARDIXG HOUSE-MRS. J. FKX
hell. Everythhw fresh ami l-Usm.
Kooiiw rented by the week or month.,
faction guaranteed.
SPECIAL fcOTItES.
Satis-
TJARRIS & GILLEl". DEALEKS
IN
AJ.Ho
onuments, headstones and tablets. :1-
so cemetery eurbinir am? wire and iron (ene
inr. Shop one door sjuUi of post office, A '
bany, Oregon.
.Masiiolia Flour.
'I1HF. BEST MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV
1. ered to any part of th eitv, for slid per
sack. JOHN A. CKAWFORD.
nlSOdtf
MAW.W bOUU AiN l.iLlvr.9i 1.
Ml
JLL
harness nusiness to 1. J. uverniati. 1 am
desirous of colleetinir all my omstaiidiiir
notes and accounts. All persons knowing 1
themselvps indebted to me will pleise c-ail
and settle. j
The business will be contir-ued as usual at
the same please. E. L THOMPSON. I
Albany, Feb. 22. j
w
ANTED ALL THE FAKMEKS WHO
place the same in the hands of Curran &
Montieth, who have several customecs for
tfood !rain and stock faring.
LADIES DESIRING PLAIN SMViXG OR
sewing for children ran have the same
done promutlv and ar reasonable ra'es bv ai1-
dressincr Mrs. Pauline Burns.Albany
The "Pioneer Importer and Breeder''
of California, will arrive at Albany on
or about March "Jfith with 3 imported
Norman stallions, seleeted from the
finest lot of draft horses ever 'antled on
the Pacific coast. These horses will
lie offered at prices that will insure,
their sale. Come to Join Schtneer's
stable and sre them. liven one is a
first-class ta:lioii.
nmeii, aummuii.
rm l m Ml
neooore im
SPRINGFIELD SAWMILL
SPRIKGFIELD,
J3"Albany yard and office on Railroad, between 4ih and Srli- streets.J53
Having lumber not excelled in quality, i.nd facilities not stBJpaesed for the
. 1 . ..... . r 11 1 . . .1. . . .- . 1
prompt ana sausiaeiory nuiui or orders, 1 respecuuiiy Buiicii a uaic ui uic
trade. A WHEELER.
V
NEW STORE.
1
upcJDeu oy win. Simpson, n, JO,
lardware and Xovelly fc
which every article is soH at the fiiiros named. This is a rare opportunity
u. repiemsn your Fir, nun furniture ai-l household furnishing goods, or t
purchase 10,000 usef il u -ticks at prices ueyer before heard of.
Win. SIMPSON.
-ALSO HAVING
BANKRUPT STOCK!
Of Shane
Oners the entire r,rn-k
f V !
dress goods,, woolen fabrics, domestics, etc. etc.
A
These goods must be soldi.
Cost
ATTENTION!
Buyers of groceries
and persons having but
ter and eggSj to sell, will
find it greatly to their
adVahtasre
examine our goods and
priices.
KENTON & CHASE,
New Store between the opera house and postoffi
NOW
FOR
-o)
-AT-
JULIUS GEADWOHL'S
Crockery Store.
Ho o-er Bros'. Silverware,
L'otxoh., O !ii a anclCrystalware,
Boys' AVno-ons vnd )oll Carriages,
Fancy and Toy Ooods.
SAVE YUR MONEY
Bv'huying your goods troniray"store. I amlbuv
ing direct from the tactory and sell at Eastern prices
with freight added, lor cash.
Kenton s Baking Powde --One Pound Gan, 25c
o)-(o
I am agent for ten responsible Fire and Marine In
surance companies, representing $72,ooo,ooo. Insure
and protect youi self before it is too late. Iam also
agent for the Frank Bros.
ici on pane trancais. Hier
TJHE CITY LIQUOR STORE,
M, BAVMGART, Proprietor. '
CTNext door to thcTOdd Fellows' Temple, Albany, Oretront
Keeps constantly on hand the finest imported and domesticj-ines,liquors, cigars ar
tob.-"s. Only hrst-clnss.lKiuor store in she city '
SPECIAL ATTEHTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
OltEGOX
DEPAR
NEW GOODS.
lo, r2i) and 2o cent counters, oueacb o
PURCHASED THE
&
Lonsway
. is. ho If,-: I. 'id
saoes, Jladie.s'
ithout Reserve !
Call early and secure- bargains.
to call and
(o-
Trimmings
Implement Co , Portland
wira (teuton gesprocnen.
I
FOR SALE AT COSTS
I hereby offer to the people of JAlbsury and vicin
ity my entire stock ot h ancy and .staple (-rroceries at
cost. These goods must be sold within twenty d.-iys
t i l f 1 r
as 1 intend going into a mamiiactunug
Come early and secure some bargains.
J. JOSEPH
March 30r 1888.
BUILDING MATERIAL FOR SALE !
Having leased a portwii'Of tle yar'l (v-cnpifd hv Mr. Carter, f-itu-.ited on
tire-city railroad switch, between F'.K:rr!t :iiul '"li'in sir:.- -r,, will iH vtvur to
keep-on hand a general supply ff Ini' Iiliuic m nc-iil, n.-;i ;i hr.:v.k-! nuli
nd dear, shingles, sawed and shav I, rei ir ami w-Mt iir. A I. illiquid
will receive orders for sash, doors aii-l mouldings whv-ivSr-isv..!.
Those desiring anything in my liiuv-arc solicited to-ciiU iirPire p'ir'-lia-siri'r
elrewhere,
W
W. F.
(Successor to
l am now receiving new i . itls ii:veryli.n.-eau('
wonld cordially invite everybody to eall and inspect
our -stock and rices. We propose- tliave
u
The Live Dry Goods House
Of Albany, and shall at all times study the
wants-of our patrons- both in style and prices.
Ifcjr (jOods,Notions,
Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Sloes.
Groceries, Etc
OalL and see me.
TXT- UP.
(Snccessor to
First Street,
T. CT03STIE3S,
GENEKA JL
bookseller, Newsdealer, S
-AND DEALER. M-
Text Books and all School Supplies.
Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums,
inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc. Sheet music, music books and all
kindj of musical merchandise, j;
General News Depot. -
PMail orders promptly attended to.
JULIUS
Grocer
XTO- 61 FIEST STJ
(Next to Burkhart & Keeney's real estate office)
ALBANY, - OREGON.
WILL
Dealers injall
Guns, Pistols, Sewing lactones, Organs, Pianos
Affull Line of
Sheetmusic,musical merchandise.ammunition, fish-
insr tackle etc. Warranted
knives.
'Best hind of NEEDLES, OILS and EXTRAS
for all SEWING MACHINES.
ILINN COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Repairing of sewing machines, musical
ALBANY.
business.
" .i,;oJ
W. CROWDSR.
READ,
X. fl. ALLEX)
"STIAD
H. Allen)
Albany, Oregon.
JOSEPH,
BROS
the leadinrj
razors,butcher and pocket
instruments, suns, etc . neatlv don
OREGON.
Tobacconist!
i i
flawy !
-AFULL, 8TOCK-0-
Staple Groceries I
CAKES, PIES,
Fresh Baked Bread
Every Day.
At thin okl and reKabh house is alao to
found a. complete amortmat, of fresh famih
rrooeriea, to which is constantly being added al
the seasonable Unas of gmceriw aud proviaiaav
such as
CranbemtBy
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped to Order,
m t mm . a
fincnooy musiara.
Candies and Nuts,
cusiern oucjtwneaz riour, j
Bohemian Glassware, Etc.
Wava bnr anl Junnl- 1 -II t
given to his oustotuers. Kemeber the wlao.
m the old comer, on Firat aiid Boadalhin Ste. '
wa, ivw, Miu UV UCUCUb US idkO XIMUtTin Will O
HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER
Proprietors ot
it daw emu nrnnizo
And manufactorers of
Choice Confectionery.-
We are now prepared to furnish choice, iftak
candies of best grade, consisting of pure sti"k.
assorted flavors,, mixed candies, extra Krenca
and chocolate creams, fancy niixed candy toa
and a general assortment of flue ondiea
AT flWlEsALE OK BETAIL.
Oni&n from country dealers promptly afc
NEW PROCESS FLOUFL '
- (Superior for famtty and bakaca. m) I ,
Star
fievere Honse EiumJ
UN BDSOrBA.K PUAXf
Conducted by
II. DIERCKS.
Meal Mr?d from S5- eaU t
4rCos'-Tner order whatever desired, n"
tan ! n-ith the bst m tft -mrket.
."cal i:l:t- hikI
Knijyni4it '
PARTIES IIAVIXG FARMS FOR SALE
L ot about K.iO aure, or those having larger. .
racts which they would be willing: to divide
up into SO or liiy iu-re lots, are invited to 'tall
f t our orfife, as wc have a 'ew customers fo'
tuat class of fHrm?. We cen also furnish par
ties war, tn ig help, either male or female, for
the city or country, with such help as tfcey
desire on short notice; and we also have a few
situations for bot i male and female in the
city and country. Call at our ottiseifyou
want help or want employment. We can get
either for yon. Office No.'Ca First street, ad
joining W. C. Tweedile's tin stor
F. A. BURKHART &CQ
Dtt. K KOLDEWAV, VETERINARY SDR.
geor, Albany, Oregon. - -Graduate of Ger
man ami American colleges.
ftotlce to Taxpayers.
NOTICE IS HEltEBY GIVEN THAT ON
all county taxes for the rear 1887 not
paid before April 1st 1SS8, cost will be added.
Those who have not paid will govern them
selves accordingly. Prompt pavment will
save cost. By order of the sheriff of Linn
countr.
D. S. SsfiTU.
Farm tor Kent or Sale.
'THREE-FOURTH SECTION OF LAND,
L consisting of the Findley Sodaville ranch
situated on the Santiam mountain road, 15
miles east of Sweet Home. Good house and
barn on premises. For further information
inquire of V. R. Findley at Sweet Home.
THE PHU 0GRAPHER.
Paxton'R old stand Albanr '
FOR CASH
ON LUMBER
.Ati,J.' M" .Por,rai"-e'8 steam sawmillSone and
one-hah m,le from Mehama. Forurther
paruculars, suldress wHjnnu
J.M. D0RRANCE, Mehama, Or.
OR, SHORT LINES:
UN ION PACIFIC B. B.
Shortest and best route to all
pointscast and south. Pullman
Palace cars. Emigrant or fam
ily sleeping cars all the way
through from Portland 4o
Council Bluffs and KansasCity
without change. Thebe cars
are free of charge. For further
particulars regarding ratesi etc
inquire of Curran fr
.W,LUU)
arents, Alhiinv. Oregon.
KU&rtAY & MASON
Whoiefalc and Eefail
25 Per Cent Droit
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