Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, April 17, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextIT 1888. i '1 " I '"T H I IIIV " rr:f.-fgtvnvri-riyTrinvT2f!i . ; : -.gCggiraIn-- rn4 '-.' - . . . ' ' ' 1 ) s : i i I ! 1 i ! r a! i; 8 13 if 1 aft? 1? I 2 13 - . ; . N" i I KILL A MS REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. Congressman Binger Herman. Sup-seme JcdgbW. P. Lin!. Prksidkstiai. Electors Koijert McLean. - Wi". Knpua C. W.Fulton. ATTORNEY FOR 3P.DIST. H. il. llewit. REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. RKP.tES-acTATivBS O H Irvine, Albany. W W Richardson, Scio WR Kirk. Brownsville t.OLSTT Judge I R If BUektmni, Uba..y CoaMissiosERS A Savaste, Santiam A Brandon. CunU-r Olkrk Geo WDa.vis, Shedd jCecoxder O S Slav, Scio SfiKftu-p-John Conscr; Svracuse 'J'p.bvsurkr J FHyde, Liberty A.-wessor C Sperry, Brownsville School Sup't J SI Williams, flalsev bCRVKvoR R T T Fisher, Syracuse COKOXER -T H Cone, Albauy . OFFER ! Subscribe Sow, In Time to Rca;l AH , tlie JLocal and State i'oiii ical Sews. During the troming political cam paign the Daily and Weekly Herald will be mailed to new sub scribers at the following reduced rates : Weekly to Jan. 1, 1889. . . . '. .$1 00 Duly to Jan. 1, 1889. ....... .2 50 D uly to July, 1 1888 .1 00 By carrier " 1 25 Tl-.erepul.-Hean central eo!r.rrii?t?' ri Marion county passed the fcl- j lowing preamble and resolution: i - Vs'hereas, We have the fullest j confidence in the abilitv of curl - i i :oneer citizen, Hon. George IT J i Williams, to demolish anv and nil foreign emissaries that may be im ported by tiie democracy to tench the people of this state what is their duty in this coming election ; therefore, be it T . 1 -I mi . i. jii'Hiuea, j.nat tne chairman c the republican state central com mittee be requested to spare no effort to-secure (he services of Hon beorge II. Williams to canvass the jtats during the ensuing campaign. A" M POLYGAMY MUST GO. lni? campaign is beginning to assume shape in Linn county. i?i i ,i - . ... oisBwiiere in mis issue will be found the places and dates in which the republican and demo cratic candidates will speak on the political issues before the people There are some good speakers on the list and tha campaign will be a lively one. Salem is rejoicing baoanse- the old shanty which served a depot has burned down, which will co npel a, new one to be built. It will probably be a fine one, or at least one more in keeping with the There are whole towns in Ger many which do little else than make dolls for American children. The Twelve Apostle of the Mor- t;apitllI of ihe stat? their' annual letter of advice to their people; - It is an exhortation to lean ntl right living, a.nd con tains not? a' word in support of po lygamy. A young elder in the conference raised bis adolescent voice in befosXt of plural mar;agf . and was sat coon by ms elder el ders, to his g.""eat confusion. Sgni? multiply that tbe church intends to put itself in line ith the custonr of civilization an c the Jaws of the country upon this" subjact, and we are persuaded that 5i congress will propose and the stfes- adopt an amendment to the daslitnt-ion fci feidding polygamy inr any state of territory, and giving the federal .entire jurisdiction of th-r qnestion, rrr the whole svstem will awn disap- j THE OLD WAY SP81BBFIEU) SAWMILL CEI SPEES'GFIELB OllEGrO', 5"Albany yard and office on Railroad, betws:n i h v.nd r.ili strncts d Having lumoer not excelled in quality, endfucllities not surpassed for the prompt ana satisfactory lilhn or orticrs, i respcoiiu.o .,u..: u. nu.irc ol ."the radiJ- A. W-iEELEU, Lit y k 1 1 9 ii I is Ml UI1L 2 -A FULL STOCK OF- Staple Groceries I ,i, it m n..i r IT1A It HXxWRrH.i iPl h Of V L 1UV VAAWJJJ 1 1 !. v NEW STORE. NEW GOODS THE NEW WAT Every housekeeper knows from experience the hard labor requii ;d to wash floors and wring the cloths bv nana. Bv using the Newton selt'-wrLisjing floor cleaner, wringing the cloth by hand is avoided, the Inrd labor is thereby les sened; the hands do not come in contact with the water, whereby you call use boihnsr and ammonia water. The Newton self-wringing floor elei r.er is light, durable and simple in construction, and well merits the claim of being the lcst invented. SoecirU rn to eanviSfiTP:- and the nana! riismtint. tV th trade. Mssafactured and sold bv LOUIS YIERECK, Albany, LinnCounty, Or agon. E3fState and Territorial . ri.hts fnr a'1k i tvuna-u t'nJnA,. Texas, Oregcnv California, Washington, Monfaiyt, Alaska, New Mexico, Idaho, Indian, Utah, Dakota, Arizona and Wyoming Territories. Do not be deceived into bnyinr worthless or spnrious geods for" the mere sake of getting a prize. We will give you good honest good at rhe lowest bottora prices, and al low you 5 per cent off on cash. Brownell & Stanard NEW 2 O-DAY. Sotice to Contmetorii. W. F. READ, (Successor to X. H. JSLLENf) The Hardware and Mb Store o ponea by w m. Jstmpson. 5, 10. J5, 20:ui(?25 ci.ttfou,,!,, m e.i-h wh.eh evfirv art c -.,1,1 at the n-:.r.-, ,.,,,.!. tTIus is a r:lre ..onortun uu.repiemsa your Kitonen rnrmture and household ftir;iiiirrr purcnase io.wu usetulartieles at prices ceyer before heard of. goods,' or t Wm. SIMPSON -ALSO HAVING PURCHASED THE BANKRUPT STOCK -Of Shane & Lonsway The beat qualify of teaa coffee, raisina, muv eante, etc. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. Atthisoldand reliable house is also to !y (onnd a complete assortment, of fresh fanuh froceries, to which is eonstanilT being alt the seasonable lines of irrocsries and provuiaaM such as Cranberries, Fine PicMes, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, j Canned Goods of AH Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc. These goods were all bought when prion were low, and the benefit of the margin will ti given to his customers. Ilemember the plao at the old comer on First and B'oatiolbm Sta. ' CONRADMEYER. aod pig stock B.IDS VtlLL EE RECEn-ED BY THE understated fo-- eoustriKting-. a r.sasp.'Jce ai.-iw.'Uinj. to- the plans and: sptcificaAiiMis, -vhiei! can be en at my jiImo of busings, Ihe at :ne to be built on ir.y ur-jsnises atlioih itijr th is city, i'or further particulars in-(piirt- -t J. A. GROSS- Aj.ba xv, April' 16, 1SSS. JfLACGIR.-N , FASIIIO.VAH.B TAILUE. i-oby suite and r.-iuts cui and made ". . . I t- order .Ironi tlie iates line of samples ifi- piuir. hUCh auiendmes Should j rt ct front Frisco a specialty. Oiwiin.' and iirotftr-f. th f. mi I ion whirl mw. I 16 MR1S?". !mp , cone, first- stroe h fruits of polygamy, and sluld not visit upon women the reproach of unchastity, nor upon children the stain of illegitimacy. Ivor should ii relieve selfish men of .the .-up-port of those for whom they are morally or immorally responsible. Ply-gamy must go, but i.hefoti 4iy of the government should b- to v.iake easy ihe abandonment Qf a practice -..at which the civfaLi;ed "world frowns in all countries. 1 aia now receiving new goods in- ererv line acid wouW coidialjy invite everybody to call and insj-eet our stock and prices. We propose- to- have the FOB .tlE. AS AT PR.-TSH MII.CH COW; ON2 UGK? oe-hors-f hack, cue sot of lihy 'ioiible iai i Kor Xiuther iaformation cmI upon .A. liv ank. The Live Dry Goods Hou?e Of Albany, and shall "at all times study the wants of our patrons both ia sty'e and .prices' 4-f It ji-Vjt. SimiittGfUUX FASJfS AX 17 SSSfALL ratta lor sale on ea,sy terms, li.q.sare of MfJtS-SHAXS IV y, PREPARED" TO . taic a isw r-iqtils music - phis or or mi. Terms mod srate. BK )AWSG A2 LOD&IKG ON J:SLS- ori-.vl-ie tc-ma str- Jfrs. C. ijail's restanwnt, corn er of Ji-iker aia.1 First street, oji visile the t 'tear hrewery Ciiin-ese wks. The British extradition treaty is i-till before the senate, and w likely to remain there for an in definite period. It may nor. be generally known that the senate commit rrs on foreign relations, in reporting the proposed treaty to the senate, recommended some important amendments. The xneasnre betVre the senate, there fore, now 'differs in several par ticulars from the imperfect pre tended draft of the treaty which waa published last spring, and unnn which the comments in both ointrie have leen bned. The amendments are -hse: That pers iisl.ad be extraditable, first, for larce iy an 1 embezzlement of amount" more than rfty dollars, or ten pounds st-rling ; and second, tor assaults upon life with explo sives. These two provisions are probably the nvjst important in the treaty. The first is the one upon which the Canadian government and the United States are under stood to be in accord. It i& de signed to prevent Canada from being made a refuge for bank thieves and embezzlers; and to relieve it from continuing to be a Botany bay for the states. The benefits would be of course re ciprocal, and the United States could no longer be the asylum for the Canadian embezzlers, the tide f o.-t.if h BARiiis now to be setting VI T in this direction. A new use has been discovered for the electric light. The body of a boy drowned at Winchendon, Mass., recently, was found through the use of the electric light, a bulb being fastened to a pole and sub merged, illuminating the water for a considerable distance in the neigh borhood. The eii ctric light prom ises to become an important aid in all manner of submarine operations. The Herald's subscription list is rapidly increasing. We have room for 1,000 new names on our lists during the coming political campaign, and at the rate they are now coming in we will get them . The weekly will be sent until Jan uary 1, 188i, for fl Send in your names Tiikke is an excellent site in this city for woolen mills. Such an enterprise would be liberally assisted by citizens here. H. I'viiKll- rr AND SHOKWAKEK, ALL WlkEK i mrrunted. Shop since rho fire retro ed V e.-ry street, sewn-il Jo. r from postctfiee. 4 If 5' OKK , r resn ir.iii-li cow lor a ccr one una WISHING TO TiiADI A 7?;- i-eivs tiw. kiiftercaw in B--a3h should aij! to JohiL Brjpyy. Offers the entire stock of dry godos, boots and shoes, ladies' fine dre8 goods, woolen fabrics, domestics, etc etc. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFERt Proprietors of j ALBANY SODA WORKS Hit Reserve! These goods must be sold. Call early and secure bargains. And manufactarera of ATT EXNT ION Aa 01 1$ 9 Bai.Dt.yG TO- RE N'T SCJXABf.K FT&R j sma&i- buainess, .nex r door l Thompson. ;j & Ovi ;it.w:s hfuness sto re. inquire at She J 0'd8, Eur niching HatsasdCaps . Boots and! Shoes, G'roceries.Etc Go do s:cot HAjf-o road cakt Fat ii Call and see me. sal- :i)tap,. alsn a. set i single harJ pj 1 "W- Enqi lire t this otlice. Fisb n ark?!. FXSJ? Vim EVER JAY AT T'JK new Ksh mariic r of li. F. W.-h onel loil iext door sou, h of the V.'es'.a Uoi en Metrniph ofiice Practical Tailring. C'tHRIST WYSS. ON E EHOK EAST OF J Democnit otfi-uon Sew nd street, is pix- pj jrsrt to make suits, nd &3 kincs of -:tf!"-irig. Mens' or buys" vlothiny res.aired awI ciean-.-d at leasor.able nit A i;ne lin-i-c-sampies on hamV. Olsarsss reasonable. NORMAN mm Mr. J. W. Laney, arrived in the city Friday night with four fine, thoroughbred imported Nor. man horses, owned by James A. Terry, of Wilmington, Illinois, and will hold the same for sale. Par ties wishing fine stock of that de scription should call at J. Schmeer's stable and examine these horses. Notice. t OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE County Court of Linn county, Oregon, will, un Wendesday, the 9th day of Mav, A. D. . IShS, at one o'clock, p. m., receive sealed bids for a contract to build fifty rods of rock and dirt road, commencing on the east end where the planking commences on Bearer Slouifh near widow 'Ray s and run west over the !i round where the old Beaver Creek bridge now stands a distance of fifty rods, by taking the Hoorinu off the old bridge and layiiK-it on the ground cross ways as far as ir jroes Then use fir poles the rest of the way until the whole fifty rods of ground in iriirfn is cotcreu. men unci mis mm. rock at least twelve inches thick and ten feet wide. Then put dirt arid gravel about three inches thick on the rock There shall be two culverts in Mud roc road. Tht Hist one about ten rods from the staring point en east end of the old bridge. 'Hie second cul vert to 1)0 about twenty three rods from cast end O said rock road. Each of said culverts to he made sufficient width for all f-vutisto pass. The Board reserves the right t reject aiv and all bids. Done by the order of the County Court this oth day of April, A. D ISsS. J, P, UaJbraith, Clerk, (SnjcsssortoN H.Aaen First Street, A 1 ban v Oregon . BUILDING MATERIAL.--M SALE Havin g leased a portion'of the yard oft apled by Mr. Carter, situated on) tlie city r.iiiroai switch, 'nut Aeen Fourth. and Fifth streets. I wilt endeavor to keep o:ii hand a general supply "f building material, syth a lumber ana clear, s'iiingles sn.ved and sl-.aved, cedar and ' white fir. Alsotath, and will receive orders ior sash, doors and inoukttns when.desire-d. Those desiring anything in my line are solicited to call before- purchasing elsewlitere. W. W. CROWDER Boo (seller, Newsdealer, Sta -AND DEALER IN- M Books an ( all School Sipk Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums, inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc. Sheet music, music books aud alt kmda of musical merchandise. General News Depot. 32FMail orde?s- promptly attended to. . The patronage of fami lies desiring to purchase clean iresh groceries at the lo west rates for cash is respectfully solicited by KENTON & CHASE, rsew Store between the opera house and 'postoffice ice Weiosery. We are now prepared to famish choice, fresfc candies of best grii, consisting oi ure sti k, aoaorted fiavora, mixed candies, extra Ki e-ict and chocolate creams, fancy mixed, candy uyi aod a generai assortment of floe candies AT 7HI.KSALE OB KETAIL. 0X)rdera horn ewuitfj dealers promptly a tanedto. Factoiy on First street, Albany, - Oregon INNINfi CM rNf'l. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior for family aad bakeza' oh) The Best StoragB Faciiitis? TaeHirHrtyrica iB cash paid for wtumfc AIA&Wt . OttECiON. Eerere Hoise EestewMtJ (ON XUBOMM PLIi) . Coodocted by r :? H. DIERCKS;' .tie! Ronrd It .STCnTunrs order wttatorer d ireri Tin h -f wiLh the bt fn tnn "-arket. FOR JJ c IT -o) (o. Lamps and Lamp Trimmings -AT- The City Liquor Store, M. BAUMG ART, Proprietor. 4S".S"ext door to theJOiU Fellows emple, Albany, Orgon"( Keeps constantly on hand the finest impoianu,dome8ticjwiaes,liqiiors, cijrars ar tob";-xxj. Only lirst-classjliquortstore in she tr : .. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY I- SALE AT COST ! JPHUS GEADWOHL'S C rocke ry Store. Koo-er Bros'. Silverware, j Ppench, Oliiria landCrysfcaiware, ! Boys "Wagons vnd "Doll Carriao-es, Fancy and Toy Ooods. L THE PHO OGRAPHER. 'fturton's oH stand Albany OIL D. M. JONES Has accepted thea-encv cf Oresron and V. T. for the A. C. Harris Electric Battery OK Little Kentucky Giant. This battery can be used and kept in order with i but little stuuy or expense, it is one of t.ie finest physicians' ana family batteries in titt market. Aayone wishing to pujehase a. ba2f'y v"'lo well to call and examine SAVE YUR MONEY Bv buying your goods trom mystore. I am buy ing direct from the iactory and sell at Eastern pric( with freight added, ior cash. KcuM's Baking Powde -One 'Pound Can. 25c 1 hereby offer to the people of Albany and vicini- J mm r " -v , , I am agent for ten responsible Fire and Ma.rin Ir, cost. J iif se croous must be sold, witinn xwenrv tiays - . .r.- a?Ilncend goiag into a .Wactanng j pneetUlf 4reitg WlhS Gome early and secure some bargj.. for the Frank 'Bros. Implement Co, lCland J I JUbJlTAi. Ici on parle Francais. Hier wird deutch gesprcchen.t Assignee's Notice:, "YTotice i hereby given to all whem it may L concern, tnat T. A. Shane and L. V. Lonsway, compjsing the copartnership firm of Shane & Lonsnay, of Albany, Oregon, did, on the 13th day of February, 1888 assign to me all their property for the bene, fit of their creditors. Theiefore all persons havincr any claims aewnat. uniH Shane & Lonsway, will here y take notice of -aid assignment, and nrunt. their ..iim . me, duly sworn to, at my place of business in the city of Portland. Oiwnn -ik;.. mo.iths from the date of notice of m assignment, which I shall hArr ,j v... . mail to each creditor of said ossiiinors l).iiltl,ioHl,J,. .. d. i ? .;." ' , :, , WILLIAM MisTl'uip AtSornev. AllMinv. Oieaon. S Assismee. duce an article used in every house hold for every town and coar.ty in OreZT and VSashmst-in and Idaho territories ddress Box 305,- .' , . Albanj-, Oregon. W am Mi far in: TWO GOOO MKX TO WORK rK in: "rood :ri-u.7v rvi.,i.;;. ar once to liurkimrt & Miller. ' M " L'RNISIIEI) ROOMS rp-STAIES iv iront of brick on First strfct. Ainilv at IlKKALO ofiice. T) BOARDIKO HOUSE-M ItS' M i-, ucll. F-crjthiriK fi--- and r.oouis rcnicn 3y the week fa:tion guaraute'ed. clean. ot montn. Sat - W5. -ALL THE F AR1IEES WHO r wish to sell their f.irnif. to call and plice the s uib i the Lands of C'liran Slontietn, have seeral custounxs for gocdijrai tnck farms. them, Tlie u:edical u-nrM Dnn.,i, a' u' -ieat healing power of electricity in many diseases, an- especially those of a chronic character. The doctor Is prepared to srhe " . e ectneal treatment. There has been no ex pense spared in procuring every appliance necessary to obtain the best curative effect from this potent agent. You will find at hia office the Faradie and the Galvanic batter- " ics, ihe Galvanometer, millamere meter, the automatic Rheotome, electric needles, Galva no Magnet, the great, galvanic rhair.etc. Per sons desiring to purchase a battery or wishing electrical treatment, will call at Dr. Jones' office on Third and Washington sireete, Al bany, Oregon. . .