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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1888)
Earning 3fttraM Dailv and Weekly Tv-,.S Oj' SLB3CKIPTI0N. DAILY. P-ibHshfid Feverv morning except Monday.) elivered by carrier, per week 0.15 By mail, per year 5 00 WEEKLY. . (Published every Friday Morning.) One copy, per annum, in advance... ......82.0 ben nit paid in advance....... 2.5 REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. Reprejsntatjves O H Irvine, Albany. W W Richardson, Scio W R Kirk, Brownsville Coi'STY Judge D R N Blackburn, Albany Commissioners A Savage, rSantiam A Brandon, Center CoKRK Geo W Davis, Shedd Recorder O S May, Scio Sheriff -John Conser; Syracuse Treasurer J FHtue, Liberty assessor C Sperry, Brownsville School Sup't J M Williams, Halsey surveyor K T T Fisher, Syracuse , Uoroser T H Cone, Albauy BRITISH FREE TRADE. The Herald is indebted to the Dry Goods Chronicle for an ad vance copy of an article written for that journal by Mr. II. K. Thurber, of Xew York. Mr. Thurber takes up a contributor to the Star, who signs himself "Xaumbeck" and who argues that the farmers' profits and wages are determined by the needs of the ryots of India, whose clothes con sist of a, breech cloth, of the half enslaved peasants of Russia, and of the Italians who are growing wheat in South America, and thinks the farmer should favor tree ! t ade. j Mr. Thurber replies as follows : "Well, granting all that he sol graphically described to be so, ! then it makes it all the more! necessary that we should build up j :i home market for our farm p oducts. We should protect our manufacturing interests so that instead of a population of 62,000, 00? to 65,000,000 of people to feed on this continent, we should have 100,000,000. and instead of import ing as we did in 1830 manufactures of Wool to the amount of 41,421,319 Silk to the amount of 27!)67j!)3s) Iron to the amount of 37,-34,l-7S F.ax to the amount of 20,903,1:55 -wvwuu vv vttb aiuuuiib ut ' ( : I ,y . ' I It) i .. 0,UI,0-10 Leather to the amount of ll,b:y,70a we should manutacture in this countrv nearlv all tiiesft a-ootis ami wares. If we' should do this it would distribute in the wages paid to our own operatives at least )r75,COO,000, a portion of "which at least ij cow paid to operatives in urope. Assuming that $75,000, 'Hfttf'is tiiv awnt that would be paid for the IaIor 611 tlie maEu factared goods if mar.ufactured ill this countrv that we import to the . 4. . i. r..- nrvn -i I .1 ' .ILllOlUIl Oi 1 lO,U0O,UOO. II WOUIU I :- give $1,000 a year to 75,000 families. Averaging each family at eight pers0na, this would be an increase v?f -M),000, to vur population and t ' Vf. for all that mike a home m. . ney consume of farm products. The same attention to building up our iw, .,iercial marine that Jrn lanu ri've!i i ner marine would add another million of consumers to our population and would give us a chance that we do not now have, in the South American markets. s j that many millions more might) be profitably employed in our man ufacturing industries. "The preamble to the first tariff passed in 1789 dec sr jd it was 'necessary for the support of the government, for the discharge of the debts of tlie United States, and the encouragement and protection of manufactures, that duties be laid on goods, wares and merchan dise imported :' but it did not add what is so self-evident to all think ing persons that should now be added, 'for tlie protection of our laboring population, so that they may receive waes that will equal ize the different conditions of life of the laboring classes in this country and the crowded popula tions of Europe.' It might have gone further and added that 'the tillers of the soil shall have a home market fr their products in their ! own countrv.' If the 'American market is the best one .in the world as foreign manufacturers : say, we want it.for Americans. j "If the laboring classes in Europe want to manufacture for us let them come and. make theic, homes in this country and help build up our manufacturing centers, lire in our houses, or build houses '. for luemseivcK, consume our farm pruuuota on this continent rather ; tuaii uave iubu w.a..n, -v i . 1 tHoniiitfiiifnrl m nrnau , the oi eaii in loreign ships at tne ; wiU -h'old the game for sale, rar exxine of onr farmers to be con- ties wishing fine' stock pf that re sumed there. This doctrine may seriptio should call at. s"f8 be called 'selfisu and narrow stable and exinethesejiorse minded,' and on the principle that Notic of Final Srttlen- 'all men are brother' we should ; fSSWJ be Willing tO let Europe do all our j , :Uncolnty. Oregon, tab .final account , manufacturing, as well as all la r.i tiit msin result is apiareut to the world." itiijins wu ;"" ,.t ua Aa. at tne court - lv v ciitiic oluia ui raucv ami iDiaui But it we ioUuw mat principle ; h i. Aiy. and cost. These sjoods must be sold within twenty days i. 8hBSurre.ieredupher h,me ; jptte j Come early and secure some bargains. iuurtuitnrmg interests, and the : iat.a JUrca. 1 s. f a. Vi'atts. i T ICafVR.VTt. publican convention. Our dispatches this morning from Portland indicate that the re publicans assembled in the state con .ention have acted h. r nouiou: -ly ind wisely in nominating the stale ticket. Hermann is the choice of the people of Oregon for congressman and he wiU be re elected by a rousing majority. Judge Lord has made an able jut-fee on the t uprme bench and it is certuin election to put him again on the ticket. Albany is not left out this time, and th3 voters ol Linn county will unite in showing their preference for II. H. Hevitt for district attorney at the polls rnxt June. NEW TO-DAY. MnckhoSderV ItSiM-liu;;. VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT L a special meeting ofl he; Farmers and Merchants Insurance company 'of Albany, Oregon, will be held at the office of said company in the city of Albany, Oregon, on U'ednesdav, Vw 2d day of .May, 1888. at the hour of two o'clock i". m., to consider tlie proposi tion to increase the capital stock of said corpo! ,!ion so that ihesanit: ohal be equal to the sura of live hundred thousand (5uo,00() dollars. By order of ihe Board of Directors. Albany, April 0, ISss. "fiE CHAS. E. WOLVERTON, Pies J. K. Eldekkix, Sun' jr. for Jaie, AN Al FRESH 11ILCII COW; OKE LIGHT one-horse hack, one set of liht double harness. For further information call upon K. B. Vunk. LAX It! lam: L4l: STOCK.2 GRAIN FARMS AND 17 SMALL T tracts for sale on easy terms, luuuire of H Bryant WANTED G0Or AGENTS TO INTRO duce an article used in every house hold for every town ami -tojnty in Oregon, and Washington ami Idaho territories. AUilress Kox 3'''5, Albauy, Oregon. MRS. SHANE LS NuW PREPARED TO take a few pupils in uiusio -piano or oran. Terms moderate. pOOD SECOND HAND ROAD CART FOR "T sale i:hfap, alo a set or" single haness Enquire at his office. BOARDING AM) LODGING ON REAS onable terms at Mrs. C. Hall's restaurant. corner of Baker and First street, opposite , . . xo ijuinese cooks. 11. riiiuit. BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, ALL WORK warranted. Miep since the fire removed to Ferry st-ret. second doer from postoiticc. rraetica! Tallitriiis. HR1ST WYSS. ONE DOOR EAST OF Democrat otfiie on Second street, is i.r. ijaiicu w mane suios. ana an Kinos or cloth ."tt. Mer' or boys' clothing ret-aired and cleaned at icasonaBle ratrs. A iin Km o samples on hand. Charges reasonable. ANY ONE WISHING TO TRADE A fresh milch con- for a dry one and re ceive the duterence in cash slioula apply to John Bri:"'.. Fi ii Miirlicl. FISH EVERY DAY 'AT fish market of B. F. TiRESH THE Won! 1 opened; next door south of the Western L c .cn telegraph o:noe. HEWER T, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE . and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, TUIU!NQ TO. REST SUITABLE FOR uU busiuesi, next door to Thmpscu & Overn .au's hamtf store, inauirp at the i latter place The "Pioneer Importer and Breeder" of C.iUforni:i, will arrive in Albany on or about M irch 20tli with 3 imported Norman stsUions. I elected from the linest lot o' draft ho'-ses.evcr landed oj? tae Pacific -oast. Tlu;se horses will be ottered at prices that will insure their sale. Couie to John Setimeer's stable and see fbein. Every one is a first-class stallion i Mf j w. La'y, arrived in the ; citv Friday night" with four fine, : thoroughbred impure aw. d hv James A. , w-ington, Illinois, ana ,1 i th.. 7t i flav 01 aia . o-jv, ---- iifl Attention, mi 1 m Ml 1 uvuaui i N01IAN RISES. I i r " --P . . -i i ,,f one o cious r. m. v. ; i i 1 1 THE OLD WAT I Every housekeeper knows from experience the hard labor requii id to floors and wrinjr the ciollid by liamJ. By using the Newton telf-wrLiging i-inffin me eioia :v nanu : senea; the hands do not came in contact with the water, whereby you can use boiling and ammonia water. The Newton seif-wriniring tioor cle; her is light, durable and simple in constructing, mid wetl merits' the claim of being tlie best invented Special n.t.-s to canvasser.- and the usual discount to the trade. Manufactured and sold by LOUIS YIERECK, Albany, LinnCounty, Orsgon. STState and; Territorial rights for sale in Kansas, Colorado, Nevada, Texas, Oregm, California. Wasliington, M.nn Alaska, New Mexico, Idaho, Indian, Utah, Dakota, Arizona and Wyoming Territories. ' i mip-.,-. W. F. READ, (Successor toN. Winter and 1 aDa now reeeiVnp; new goods m every line and would coidially invite e -Hi-rhody 10 call and inspect our stock and price?. We propose to have the The Live Dry Goods House Of Albany, and shall at all times study the wants ot our patroas both in style and! prices. Dry Goods, Notions, Furnishing Goods, Hats: and Caps, Boots and Slioes, Grocerietc Call and see me. (Snccessorfto Firpf Street, BUI LDI1 MATERIAL the eitv railroad switch, between Fourth and I lfth streets, I will endeavwr to ..i..t ( hnlMini. m.itj.ri.ll Cllfll n llimflfr JUKI . .... ii. fr .njr-.n Kiiiiiifk ill iniiiuiu iimviin... - . clear, shingles, sawed and shaved, cedar and white lir. receive orders for sah, doors and moulding when desirea. Those desirin: anythinu in riiy line are W. elsewhere. GtEjNTEItv-A- Li IBookk fc -AND DEALER IN- Text Books an?! ! Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums, inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc. Sheet niusio, music books and all kinda of musical merchandise. General ISTews Depot. jgpMail orders promptly attended to. ,:. The City Liquor Store, M. BA U3IGART, Proprietor. 4y Xext door to thelOdd Fellowa' emple, Albany, Oregon' Keeps constantly on hand the finest imported anddome8titfwines,pquor3 cigars ar toVcos. Only first-classjtiquoristore in she city , : 1 SKCMl AmimON PAID TO ORDEBS FROM THE COUBTRY FOR SALE I hereby offer to the people of Albany and vicini- THE NEW WAY Wash sr floor itVOidMl till' Invrt 1-ilww is I II- i !... li'-i. H. ALLEJT)J mm stock BEAD, N1H. Allen, A!ban Oreson. L !i a i soticitea xo can oeiore purcita&uis W. CROWDER all School AT COST 1 FOR SALE state, StafcJ julids geadwohis Sip SPRINGFIELD SAWMILL SPRINGrEIELD "Albany yard and office on Railroad, between 4h and 5th streetsgj Having lumber not excelled in quality, cndfacilities not surpassed for the prompt and satisfactory tilling or orders, i respectfully wmcU- a share. of ;Uie rade- A. WHEELEU. m NEW STORE. ! lie Hardware ail W(f Steel yamec! bywm unpson. 5, 10 15, 2)md2- nferuiter. u which every art c eis sold at the firw .mine.). Tins is ;l rare oornuntv to replenish your kitchen furniture and household furnishing U'oods, or to purchase 10,000 usefularticles at prices Beyer before heard o?,g WmllMPSON, -ALSO HAVING -Of Shane BAMEDPT Offers the entire stock of dry godos, oots and slices, ladies' fine dress jroods, woolen fabrics, domestics, etc. etc. A Cost iii .These goods must be sold. ATTENTION The patronage of fami lies desiring1 to purclias clean fresh groceries; at the lo west rates for cash is irespectfully solicited by KENTON & CHASE, New Store between tlie opera house and postofSbe m -o) (o- Croc t i t m i Lamps anu Lamp iriiiip ! j AT- Roo-er Bros'. Silverware, French, Ohitia aticLOrystalware, Boys "Wagons vnd Doll Carriacres, I-anov and Toy Ooods. SAVE YUR MONEY Bv bnying f your goods troni mystore. I am buy ing direct from the tactory and sell at Eastern prices with freight added, lor cash. Ken ton's Mm Fowde I am agent for ten responsible Fire and Marine In surance companies, representing $1 2,ooo,ooo. Insure and protect youi self before it is too late. Iam also agent for the Frank Bros. Implement Go , Portland. lei on parfe Francais. Hier wird deutch gesprochen.l OUEGOv, W NEW GOODS, PtTKC MAS !) THE- STOCK & Lonswav U 1 Call early and secure bargains. --Ooe Ponni Can. 25c . Star Bakery ! "" - - A TOLL STOCK O Staple Groceries I Fine Glassware,Crocker? The best qmlity ot ty coilM, nkta mux acts, etc CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. At this old and reliable bouse is also to found a complete assortment, of fresh famih (Toeeries, to which is constantly being aJdel m the seasonable line of vroceries and provisioaw such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchouy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc. These goods were oil boncht when prices were low, aud the benefit of the margin will t given to his customers. Remember the plau M, the old corner on First and B-oadalbin Sts. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER Proprietors of T rUT 1 UTflTTf Villi 19 111 ii And manufacturers of - Choice Confectionery. We are now prepared tc famish choice, fresh candies of best grade, consisting of yure rti:r(t, assorted flavors, mixed candies, extra t- icnca and chocolate creams, fane? mixed, cnd Mm and a general assortment cf Sne candies AT irnaiESALK OK retail. jgrOrders from country dealers promptly a ttned to. Factory on Fuet street, Albany. - - Oregory Red Crow Mills; IMIR, LtKMK t prop's. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior for fwfljnsnrti l-brnkinTate) TlieBest Storap FaciJitie? The HigiMat price in cash pakl for mbmi i-1 I OltKGON. (OK: EDBOFSAV PLAS) ' J - Conducted by i H. DIERKS.1: Heals set-Td trmm t5 ceals t $l-OS fgrc.n-xt'-mprs order :l wnatever desired. TT b' 't witn the beafcin tt", " triret- THE PHU OGRAPHER. Paxton's ok) stand Albany DR. D. I IN Has accepted the ajjencv of Oregon and W. ". for the A. C. Harris OR Mtt;e Kentucky Giant. This battery can he uaed and kept in order ivith but iittle stuily ore ierisr. It is one of he finest physicians' ana family hitteries in the market. Anyone wishing to purchase a sood baUeiy wiU do well to ail and examine thein. The medical world acknowle.lre the .ii-eat healing power of electricity in many diseases, am' especially those oi a chronic character. The doctor Is prepared to give e ectrical treatment. There has been no ex pense spared in procuring every appliance i-ecessary to obtain the best curative effect from this potent agent. You will find at his otfice the' Farad ic and the Galvanic batter ies, the Galvanometer, millampere meter, the automatic Hheotome, electric needles, Galva t.'O Maimet, the great galvanic -hair,etc. Per sons desiring to purchase a battery or wishing electrical treatment, will call at Dr. Jones office on Third and Washington streets, Al bany, Oregon AmiigRee'K Notices Notice is hereby given to all whom it may ' ci'.iifctrii, that. T. A. Shane and L. V. l.onsway, comp Msing the copartnership firm of Shane A: Lonsway, of Albany, Oregon, did, 'on the 13th dav of ' February, 1888, ;tssign to me all their property for the bene, fit of their creditors. Therefore all persons having any claims against said assignors. Shane Lonswav, will here' y take notice t-f said assignment, and present their claims to nte, dulysworn to, at my place of business in the city of Portland, Oregon, within three mo.vhs from the date of notice of. said assignment, which I shall hereafter send by mail to each creditor of said assignors. Dated tlns20th dav of February, 18S8. "WILLIAM MASTERS, "V. !. BILYTU, Assignee Attorney, Atliaiiy, n.pi;oi' f Wji'LACO.iLl.'v , tASU.O.NABLB TAILOR. . Nohy suits and pants cut and mad to order frcm the latest line of samples di rect from 'Frioa specialty,- Cleaning and repairing a prompt y dcue. First street. Albany, Or. f TTTASTKD - TWO GOOD MBS WOHK ON A W farm; good steady position. Also twa good girls to do general housework. Apply at once to Burkhart & Miller. Reams to Kent. FURNISHED itOOMS UP-STAIRS IN front of lirii.k on First street. Apply at Herald office. B BOARDING HOUSi-MRS. A!. FEN nell. F-cr.'.thinr resh and clean. Rooms rented jy -the week or 'month.. Sat -fantion guar.ir.Tecd. "17"ANTEr ALL THE FARMERS WHO V wis'i to sell their fannf, to call and l '.ace the s "io i:i the hands of Currr.n k Montieth, have several customecs for i:ocd gnu tock farms. CONRAD 1. kDk 0UM )i UMO Electric Battery
