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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1888)
THE MOUXIXG HERALD: AVEDX ESP AY, APTjIL, 4, 188S. 7 ven DA1I.V 4NDVEEKLY Tli.iMS (t,3UciaUiiIPTI0N. DAILY. Published Jever.v morning except Monday.) ;iui-wl hv isirrier. uer iveeK 0.15 to j mail, per ar. to WEEKLY. I Published veiy Friday Morning.) Oil copy, .r aim uu, iu wiiww Whe.i -j. ifXd in .idvanee i-2.0 v S Liu it County Kepitblirau Convention A republican convention for Linn comty is hereby called to meet at tiie court house'in Albany on April 4th at 10 a. m. r the purpose of electing delegates to the state re imb'ican convention, which 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 may properly couie before the convention. The convention will consist of 7!) dele gates, appointed as follows : Kast Albany 9 "West Albany 7 Ilalsey...." 0 I larrisburji -4 Brownsville 7 Hhedd 5 Lebanon 7 -cio Waterloo 4 Orleans . . 3 Crawfordsville 3 Swtlet Home 2 Fox Valley 3 Center 3 Santiatn 3 Franklin Butte , . 2 Svracuse 2 Liberty.... 2 Brush Creek 2 Rock Creek 2 Total 7S The committee recommend that, the primaries be held on March 31st, at 2 v. m. S. 8. Train, G. V. Davis. Sec. Chairnun. ED IT 'J RIAL NOTES. IIitxgauy is enduring flooded villages and starving people. ,et harmony prevail at the con vention to-day, and half the victory is won. Delegates to me republican county convention to-day are in vited to make their headquarters at the Herald orHce, The report that the family of Chief Justice Waite is in poor financial circumstances is denied. His sons are said to he wei! off, ! and the family are not I ikely to l e in any financial strait. Irish says that amongst the new remedies for removing locomotive .cinders from the eyes of railroad passengers,' we do not notice the best of all, a smoke and cinder .con-mming locomotive. Zalixski's new dynamite gun it as said will soon be perfected so that it will throw a I'.OO pound weight the distance of a mile. Mana Irom under when it plodes. tx- P'fCOY.RtES of old papers still col tinue :o be the subject of news i (.SOB. A correspondence betw een Isa ..e-jn I and King Louis of Hol land is iiaid to have just been made in an old lumber room in Varis. Major-Oexekal Terry is to be placed on the retired list, and tbe query now is who will be his suc cessor, lien. Crook is the .-enicr to whom the promotion natuially falls, but Gen. Mills is being urged for the place by his frknds. That phase of the Mills' bill, which places the flocks of the country at the mercy of free trade, but protects the manufacturer of woolen goods, receives no very flattetrinsr comment from all sec tions of i he country. The owners! of flocks see no reason in the matter of reducing their alreat y lilliputian profits. The crop prospects throughout' Western Oregon are quite fiatter- 11 g. Hie hue weatlier in larcn i enabled the farmers to make .ood J the loss by the freeze out of the few varieties nf winter wheat that suffered, by re-sowing the grot nd with spring wheat, and the truit prospects are excellent tuns iar. j If later frosts do not destroy the ' buds fruit will be verv abundai t ' this season. Amok Koi.mns in the Fonm says: "No adjustment of difficulty between capital labor, or of the tenement problem ' canjeither be relied on or admired, that depends upon any supercili ous charity Jr 'in the rich on the one hand, or on establishing their perfect eipiality with the poor on the other. It is not when we see mother niotner buying a hand-! somer overcoat for her boy than we ,:an atl'or 1 that the envy and bit- terness come ; it is when we see j tier buver a warmer one than we j can uH'ord ti.-.tt we bi in to hate her. The po r are willing for you to be rich, arid for themselves to .vork; but make it hard for them to gee wm i i ainl niav oon nuc mercy upon your souls as wells us theirs." Probablv this writer gives the gist,cf the matter as fully j as can be given. Certain it is that if the laboring classes are given work and reasonable pay for it, they are as a rule contented. It is the selfish aggrandizement of the rightful share of the results of labor that stirs up the spirit of dis content and leads to that unrest that finally culminates in violent strikes, and other active efforts to right supposed wrongs. Wonderful discoveries are con stantly being made, but perhaps the most wonderful have grown out of the production ot more i perfect optical instruments. Disease g.jrms present some of the most f irmidable microscopical difficul ties known. It is not surprising that former glasses beclouded with aberration should fail ib detect them. The enormous advancfs now made in their optical construc tions warrant the prediction that another ten years will develop still greater powers of search, and lead to such decidedly advance discov eries in the bacteria germs of various diseases that will revolu tionize the medical treatment and lead" to a much more successful battle in meeting the ills to which rk'sh is heir. ' The fraternizing of European nations with our own, in any matter of mutual, interest, is a matter of great advance towards that millenium time when war shall cease and universal brother hood prevail throughout the nations of the earth. It is said that the first instance of the holding of a regular meeting of an English scientific society in this countrv will occur next fall, when the council of the iron and steel insti tute of England will meet here, probably in December. They come upon the invitation of American iron and steel manufacturers. Two hundred and fifty members, in cluding some of the most prom inent niatiiifacturers and scientists of England, Germany, Westphalia, Sweden, Itafy and Spain have promised to attend the meeting. Although this meeting smacks I somewhat of the commercial effort to enhance the value of the output of iron and steel for the manuiac- j uriug syndicates, still it ha enough of th it universal peace hastening quality about it to make it entirely desirable and highly comruer.dabli. It UK 14 LK. F",1 )R S,K-A HALF JhllSCV UW. ood icilkcr. Apply at thisortlci'. rtOOD SECOXD HAND ROAl C.AkTFO 'T alo -l ai. al- set of single hnn, Enquire at thiji- jffice. LtM: L.WIM LlBt 4 STOCK,-; GRAIN" KAiiMS AND 17 SMALL tracts lor sale on easy terms. Inquire o H. Bryant. M'tak SHAXE IS ?5'VV lJREl'A HER' TO ke a few pujjils in music Pi3JV- or or .jan. Terms moderwie. OK SALE -A STFINWW ply at this irhce. PIANO. A?- I.iit SALE A KliESli M1LC11 COW. . ply at this ortk-a. Al' IjlOR SALE CHEAPRUSSIi.G HEAR OF j Waou. bt'e Kenton t Uiuue. j "7.AC'RES OF LAXU-SITI AI KU 1 j O ' miles east of Albany .near the Oregon Pacific railroad, 3ti0 acles in cultivation, ami contains sufficient water ami timber ior gen era use. Would make four good farms Price. $12,000. with tenm to suit purcl ascr. For particulars applv to J. J. Oorri?. Mr. J. V. Laney, arrived in the I cii riuiiif iiisui. iin iuui iisic, j urge thoroughbred imported Nor. man horses, owned by James A. Terry, of V;lminton, Illinois, and I will hold the same for sale. 1'ar i ties wishing fine stock of that !e- KCriptio.i should call at J. Srhnieer's stable and examine these- horses, - ! Horsemen Attention The "Pioneer Importer and Breeder" nf ( "iilifcrniu. will arrive in Allmnv on i nr nbout March :2'.th with S imported Norman sUiihons. Jeleeten trom rne finest lot o'd a tl-.or-c? ever lauded on X.ic Paeitie .-on.-!. These horses will lie oM'ered at rU-es that will insure their sale. Come to .lolsn Scbuieyr's t ilile and sef! tlieni. Every one is a J Urst-class slalliou. NORMAN HOUSES. ! Theodore Skillanm W. F. (Suc;essor.toN. H. ALLEN) Winter and 1 am now receiving new goods in every line and would coidially invite Everybody to call and inspect our stock and prices. We propose to have the The Live Dry Goods House Of Albany, and shall, Sat all times' study the wants of our pitroas both in style and prices. Dry Goods, Notions, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, e,;.. Groceries,Etc ! Call and see me. (Sncccssor to Fiif-t Stuff, MATERIAL Ilavinsr leased a portion of tle yard occupied by Mr. Carter, . yiUiuted on the eitv railroad witeh, ictw.-en Fourth and Fifth sheets, I will enueavor to keep on hand a general supply f buiidin material, such as lumber unu clwar, shingles, suwijil and shavwl, ee(Ur and white tir. Alsolatli, and will rei-eivc orders lor sash, doors a:s;l: mouldings when desired. Thoe deiirin anything iu my line are solicited,, to eall before puJi-lwsinjr elsewhere. W. W. CROWDER RaaWW faldftp XtiitiMiif 17U VlAkVIlVl a, HUIIUUUmUJJ fJllillUUVH! -AND DEALER II Text Boots aitl all ScW Supls. Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums, iwkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etn, etc. Sheet music, music books and all Iciudj of musica; merchandise. Oeneral News Depot. J"MaiI order promptly attaadeel to. WILL BROS Dealers in all thcTlcndiiig ims, Est, Siwmi laclimes, Organs, Rano: A Juil NEEDLES, MA CHIN OILS amlEXTUAS. LINN COUNTY AGENTS FOR BBBTHWESTERH FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. neairing of sewing machines, imiim. i.1 mstniiiiciils, guns, etc., neatly' done The City Liquor Store, M. BAUMGART, Proprietor. .idxt Uior to tie Jdl Fellows' emple, Albany Oregon Keeps constantly on hand tiie finest inniorted niiUlomSticl-ines,,Jiqmr9 ci-ars ar xs. Only first-class.liqustore in she city SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY FOR SALE I hereby offer to the people of Albany and vicini iv entire stock of Fancy and Staple Groceries at tv ray cost. These goods must be soul witlim ian eniv uay, as I intend going into a mamifarturing business Come early and secure some bargains. pif stock K.'H. Alteii; Albany. Oregon. 5 kJi line of- AT COST ! OR 1UIJ SPRINGFIELD SAWMILL SPIMNG-FIELD "Albany varcl and office on Railroad, between 4Ui ami Having lumber not excelled iu quality, i:ndfacilities not surpassed for the prompt ami satisfactory uihu or orders, I respectfully sw.icic .. share tfi tiie rade. ' A. WHEELER n NEW STORK ie Hardware and Xove Opened by Wm. Simpson. 5, 10, 1 2 ) ami '2 cunti:.miit.i'r. n each c f which every article is sold at the ii'invs nim-i'l. This is a rare jM.r'.ii'iit to'replenwh youkc leu furniture a id liniisuhu.il Furnishing jomta, or U purchase 10,0(JL) f a articles at prices Wm.BI IVEPSON, AL0 HAVING Of Shane Offers the entire stock of ilv BANKRUPT & umios dress goods, woolen fabrics, domestics, etc etc fi These goods must be sold. Cost ATTENTION Buyers of groceries and persons having but ter and eggs to sell, will find it greatly to their advantage to call and examine our goods and prices. KENTON & CHASE, New Store h.tw en tli1- opera Isoi.se a id p toffice. 1 m -o). jups and Lamp -AT- JULIUS GEADWOHL'S Crockery Store. Hoo-er Bros'. Silverware, Frenoli, China andCrystalware, Boys' "Vag:oiTs vrid Doll Carriao-es. Fancy and Toy Ooods. SAVE YUR MONEY Bv buying your goods trom my store. I am buy ing direct from the tactory and sell at Eastern prices with freight added, ior cash. Kenton's Mm Powdc 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 alo agent for the Frank Bros. Implement Co , Portland. b lei on parte Francais. Hier ivird dsuich gesprochen.' -3 SOiOIiEGOX, Hi streets i"jB nroiD MEW GOODS. ueyer bd;ore hoard o:. ITKCHASHI) tTIIK Lonswav ii)ots"t!ul shoes. ladies' line 0 , i Call earlv and secure bargains. (o - -One Pound Can. 25c Store STOCK on TTPTT Lmn ! V " "i m "i" " "i" " "V Star Bakery ! -A FUEL STOCK OF- Staple Groceries! aware, The beat quality of tu coffee, mnte, etc. mm. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. At this old and reliable house is also to !p found a complete assortment, of fresh famih groceries, to which is constantly being added aS the seasonable lines of groceries and proviaicat such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order v Anchouy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, 1 Bohemian Glassware, Etc Thee poods were all bought when prices were low, and the benefit of the margin will ti fiven to Ills customers. Remember the plat it the oM corner on First and B-omtalbin Sts. " HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER. ' Proprietors of 11 1 1 And manufacturers of Choice Confectionery. : We are now prepared to furniBh choicej fnxh candies of best grade, consisting if imie stirlt, iosortod flavors, mixed candies, extra r'ienc iwl chocolate creams, fancy mixed, cnidy tos and ageueral assortment of fine candies AT WHOLESALE OK BETAIL. IT'Ordera from' country dealers promptly at. tened to. Favtcrjr uu Fust street, Albany. - - Oregon. M frown Mil; lSOM, rn.tNNI.1C A CO., PrpM. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior far family and bakers' aae) Tiie Best Storage Facilities OTTne Highest price in cash paid for wheat ALBANS" . . . QUOOK. fieTere House Restanrat! (on eubopbas plab) Conducted by ' H. DIERCKS.1: nels HerVod frosn 28 eeat ( $l-OW jj-i'na "icrs order whatever desired. TV! i A with the rist in the market. THE PHU OGftAPHER. 'Paxton's old stand Albany DR. I M. JONES Has accepted the aire ie . of f T. for the A. C. Harris Eldbtric Battery OR J Little Kentucky Giant, This batter- can be used and kept in order ith but little stuiiy or evpens.-. It is one of 'he finest physicians' ano family lotteries in the market. Anyone wishing to purchase -x srood batteiy will do well to call and examine them. The medical world acknowledge the ireat healing power of electricity in nianv diseases, am' especially those of a chronic character. The doctor Is prepared to give e ectrical treituient. There has been no ex pense spared in procuring every appliance necessary to obtain the b-st curative effect from this potent agent. You will find at his ittice the Faradic and the Galvanic batter ies, the Galvanoir.eter, millanipere meter, the automatic Hheotome, electric needles, Galva no Majrnet, the great galvanic bair,etc. Per sons (Icstrinjr to purchase a batterv or wishing' electrical treatment, will call at Dr. Jones' office on Third and Washington streets, Al bany. Oregon. Assignee'.! Ko;i-'ei lVTotice is hereby given to nil whom 't may 1.1 c .iict rii. thai. T. A Shane and L. V I.onsH AV, comp -sing the copartnersh'iD firm o; Slia .e & Lonsnay, of Albany, Oregon, lid, on the 13th daj of February, 188S assign to me all their proiierty for the benel fit of their creditors Theiefore all persons having any claims' against said assignors, snane t Lnnsway, will' here y take notice of -aid asmnent, ai.d present their claims to me, duly sworn to, at my place of business in the city of Portland. Oregon, within three IllO.-ltllS frnm th rl..f. .e . T ... v, i1(iUl1J 0j sala assignment. whi;h I shall hereafter send by mail lO Plf-h r.rf.,lifrT I : J - - - " 1 " cnu U.--.I" jicrv. Dated this20:h dny of Fehrrary, 1S88 win uu . ' W R RITVPr Ji-withS, W. K. BIL EL, AssiniPA Attorney, Alhanj-, ion WM L.AUQ1ILI , t ASlllOA- , . l(. .ohy s'!its and ,anls ct and mai'le o order from the litest line of samples di rect from Frisco a specialty. Cleaning and repairing a promptly .lone. First street. Albany, Or. ' IXTASTgD -TWO GOOD MEN I.. WoKK O.X A 1 f farm; good steady position. Also two good girls to do general housework. Applv at t nee to Burkhart 4 Miller. " Rooms ( Beat. FURNISHED BOOMS tl'-STAIRS IX .. ,ront of b5ck cn Fst street Apply at Hkrald office BBOARDIXG HOUSii-MRS. M. Fk.s ncll. Everything fresh md dean Itoonw rented by the w.-ek or mo .th. SSat -faction guaranteed. WANTED-ALL THE FARMERS WHO V uw to sell their farm,, to caii a"" P'ace she same in tiie handset Curran & Mo,,r1,th.,h; h:lvc vera c,slo,ufor i'o .U gram ai;d block jarmg. rv m Crockery mew 1 )I7Ci V,'.
