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

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Newspaper Page TextSTATE TICKET. Congressman Binder Herman. Siprkhe Judoe W P. Lord. Przsidkstial Electors Robert McLean. - Win. Kapus. C. W. Fuiton. AtTORSET FOR 3 DI8T. H. H Hewi:t. REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. Kkpressntatives O H Irvine, Albanv. W W Richardson, Scio V K Kirk, Brownsville County Judge T) B. N BUckhurn, Albany Commissioners A Savage, Santiam A Brandon. Oect-jr Clbrk Geo W D.ivis, Shcdd Uecokder O S May, Scio SfiKRiFK -John Couser; Syracuse Treasurer J F Hyde, Liberty Assessor C Sperry, Brownsville School sJcp't-J M Williams, Halsey Surveyor E T T Fisher, Syracuse Coroner T H Cone, Albauy ,11 Subscribe Sew. lu Time to Bead All the luteal and State folii leal Siewn. During the coining political cam paign the Daily and Weekly Herald will be mailed to new sub scribers at the following reduced Weekly to Jan. 1, 1889 ....... $1 00 Daily to Jan. 1, 1889 2 50 Daily to July, 1 1888... 1 00 By carrier " 1 25 DEATH OF ROSCOti CON RUNG The death of Koscoe Conkling at New York on the 18tn inst., Avas not unexpected, and marks the departure of another of the many illustrious men of the nation who iiave passed away within a twelve month. Roscoe Conkling was bom at Albany, New Wk, October 30, j 1829, and was the was the son ot a ih.s- i tinguished lawyer, Alfred Conkling for many years United States dis trict judge. Young Conkling re ceived a high school education, but was not a college.' graduate. He removed to Utioa in 1840, rose rapidly in his profession of the law, was elected ma'or of Utica in 1858, was elected to the tnirty-t-xth conaress from the twentieth New York district in November, 1858, and with the exception of one term, when lie was beaten by Francis Kernan for re-election, represented his district in the lower house until March 4, 1867' when 'he took his seat in the United States senate, succeeding Ira Harris. He was re-elected in 1873 and in 1879, and resigned in consequence of his quarrel with President Garfield in 1881. The New York legislature, to whom he presented himself for vindication by asking re-election to the senate, i declined to grant it and he was de feated. He at once went to New York city and applied himself to the practice of his profession and rapidly rose to the very front rank. His income has been estimated to have readied nearly $100,000 a year, and he dies in his prime, leaving behind him a great name. Tiz:: free-traders who are urging the abandonment of protection on the ground that unrestricted com petition will give us cheaper price. for everything should bear in iniml that the countries where things an cheapest are invariably those in which the condition of the people is the most miserable. Thus in China, where a coin worth a tenth of a cent circulates, there is per haps more misery ! than in any other place on the globe. In Bel gium things are much cheaper than in England, and people are corres. pondingly miserable. In Er.glan'l prices are lower than in the United States, but who is so foolish as to claim that the scale of comfort is not infinitely higher in this coun try than in Britain. It may be set dawn as an axiomatic truth that cheapness always results disas trously to the masses. The ex planation of the fact is furnished by the political economists, who tell us that the tendency is to press the workingman as close as possi ble to the limit of subsistence. In a cheap country the limit is so extremely low that no workingman can save by practicing self-denial. He must either spend all he earns or starve. In a country like the United States, where the price of everything embraces the idea of a liberal return to the producer, there is always a chance for the thrifty workingman to set aside a portion of his earnings. The Alta, Califora.a, the leading democratic new paper i the Pacific coast, says: " Rampant partizan ship sometimes sneers at the in . ependent vote, but the man who asts it has the foinnsatiny: pleasure of expressing his con science at the ballot-box, where the conscience of the rank partizan i.i usually suppressed." The celebrated "driven well '' ases may now be considered :utd. The supreme court has i -fnsftil the reheannsr that was t s.akcd for, aal tbe public can now a .i ail the driven Wi-ib they want. REPUBLICAN of The senate has passed a bill Saving Dr. Mary Walker a pension of $25 a month as "Li'.e assistant .urgeon, United States army." It passed another giving a pension j of SHOO a year to the widow of General Stone. It also voted pen sions to the widows of Rear Ad miral Nicholson, Gen. Kilpatrick, ( Jen. Anderson, Gen. Taylor. Com mander Gibson, Medical Inspector Denby of the navy, and to increase the pension of Naacy Raines, ninetj'-six years of age, the oldest revolutionary pension on the rolls. An Eastern newspaper, whose editor has read history, prints the :ollowing table, which has a pro phetic as well as retrosjiective character : John Adams Thomas Jefferson John Q. Adams Andrew Jackson 1796 1800 1S24 1828 1836 1840 1S34 1888 Thomas Jefferson John Adams Andrew Jackson John Q. Adams Martin VanBuien Wm. H. Harrison Martin VaaBureii James G. Blaine nm. ML. Harrison' Gro levland j . Blaine Jam! Grover Cleveland the democrats of Linn e,nounated the prerent "onnty clerk, Mr. J. P. n, there would have been lbt of his election, but Mr. litt. Montijye, although he is a strong prohibitionist, will, we believe, find next June a majority of votet polled for Geo. W. Davis. President Cleveland has signed the bills giving the widows of Gens. Logan and F. P. Blair pen sions of $2000 a year. Crai-kiTs and Cakes. of our criU.k(;rs ap(l v.akl.s for lunch to-dav.and we are sure they will tie pleased with them,bec;iuse they are the very best obta liable and are clean and resh. Our assortment of this class of goods is very complete. Kenton & Chase. Do not be deceived into buying worthless or spurious goods for the mere sake of getting a prize. We will give you good honest goods at the lowest bottom prices, and al low you 5 per cent olf on cash. Brownell & Stanard Try a bucket of Sapone for house cleaning, it has no equal. Wallace & Thompson. THOMAS 8ENTLY In this city on Tuesday JjApril 17ih by George Humphrey J. I'. Mr. JA.bert 'llionias and Mrs. E. A. Beutiy, both of this city. 3CRKHART- H ALE At the M. E. parson age, April 18, Fr.-I G. Burktwrl and Liuru Hale, Kev. II. P. Webb officiating. A large number of iriends "ill extend con gratulations. NEW JO It A r. Hay for sale. THAVE SOME GOOD HAY TO SELL, IF L an' one wants some both Timotliv and A. J. Fox. Notice to Contractors. BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UY THE undersigned to-" constructing a residence according to the plans and specifications, which can he seen at my place of business, the name to be built on my premises adjoin ing this city. For further particulars in quire of J. A. GROSS. Albany, April 16, 1SS8. w. M'LAL'GHIjIX , FASHIOXABLK TAILOR. fotv suits and pints cut and mailt to order frmn the latest line of humpies di rect from 'Frisco a specialty. Cleaning and repairing a prompt" y done. First street Albany, Or. FOB ALK. A N A.I FRESH MILCH COW; ONE LIOHr iV one-horse hack, one set of lii;lit h;inic-n. For further inforuuitioii call upon IL B. Vunk. Lti: ui: lim: 4STOCK.2 GRAIN FARMS AND 17 SMALL tractd for sale on easv terms. Ii.iuire of U Bryant. VI R8. SHANE IS NOW PREl'ARKD TO 111. take a few pupils in music piano or organ. Terms moderate. BOARDING AND LODGING ON REAS onable terms at Mrs. C. Ball's restaurant, corner of Baker and First street, opposite the Star brewery No Chinese cooks. II. Hindi. T0O" U wa OOT AND SHOEMAKER, ALL WORK warranted. Shop since the fire removed to Ferry street, second do. r from postornce. 1 i : ANY ONE WISHING TO TRADE fresh milch cow for a dry ono and re- i ceive the difference in cash should apply to John Briggs. JUILDING TO RENT SUITABLE FOR small business, next door to lhouipsnn harness store. Inquirv at the ND HAND ROAD CART FOR p, aU a set of single hai.ess "office. FlMh Murkrl. 1?RES1 iSH EVERY DAY AT THE J. nevl ih market of B. F. Wood opened door south of the western Union U iph office actiral TallorliiK- CHRIST WYSS. ONE DOOR EAST OF Democrat office on Secciid street, is pre pared to make suits, and all kinds nt rloth ing. Meiid'or boys' clothing repaired and cleaned at teasonable rates. A r'ne line o samples on hnd. Charges reasonable. Sotice. VI OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE IN County Court of Linn county, Ore-on, will, on Wendesday, the 9th dav of Mar, A. D. . 188S, at one o'clock, p. m., receive sealed bids fr a contract to huild fifty rods of rock and dirt road, commencing on the east end where the planking commerce on Beaver Slough near widow Kay s and run west over the ground where the old Beaver Creek bridirenow stands a distance of fifty rod, by takinjf the flourim. off the old br.dfre and liiyin'.- it on the ground cross ways as far as it "oes Then use lir poles the ret of the wav until the whole fifty rods of ground in lenuth is coiei-eil. Then cover t!u?--ith, rock at least twelve inches thick and ln fiut wide. Then put dirt and gravel about thrcf inches thick on the rock There shall be two culverts in said rock road. The first one almi.f t.i-n rnrU from the Star! llIC POIII 1 T1 east end of the old Jitidse. The second cul vert to hj about twentv three rods frm ea-t end o said rock road. Each of said culvert to be made sufficient width for ail teuowto iass. The Boiird reserves the ri.cht to reject and ail hid?. i L'onc riy the order ot trie vo;ini wun: tnti ;.tii u.w oi April, -i. J'., i'ffo- J. P. Oal'.T.iith, I Cierk, & Overinajar latter ply i . i Mr Newton MNmm Floor Cleaner THE OLD WAY Every housekeenev knows from experience the hard labor requii j(1 to wash floors and wrinr the cloths bv hand. Bv using the Newton self-wrijginjr floor cleaner, wringing the cloth by hand is avoided, the h'l-d labor is thereby les sened; the hands do not come in contact with the water, whereby you can use boilinif and ammonia water. The New ton self-wringing floor ele? r.er is light, durable and simple in construi-tio'), and well meritihe claim of being the best invented. Special rates to canvassers and the usual djscount to the trade. Manufactured and sold by LOUIS VIERECK, Albany, Linn Cpunty, Orsgon. JSgTState and Territorial rights for smIc in Kansas, Colorado, Nevada, Texas, Oreiron, California. Washington. Moiitimi.i. Alas-ka, "New A.exico, Idaho, Indian, Utah, Dakota, Arizona and Wyoming Territories. W. F. READ , (Successor to asrinrw" Winter and 1 am dow receivrin new oods in 'everv line and would coidially invite everybody to call and inspect our stock and prices. We propose to have the The Live Drv Goods House Of Albany, and shall at all times study the wants of our patrons both in style and prices. Dry Goods, Notions, Furnishing Goods,1 Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries,Etc Call and see me. IF1. (Successor to First Street, BUILDING Havinsr leased n portion'of the yard occupied by Mr. Carter, situated on the citvVailroad switch, between Fourth and Filth streets, I will endeavor to keep on hand a sreneral supply f buildinjr material, such as lumber una clear, shingles, sawed and shaved, cedar and white lir. ' Alsolath, and will recei ve orders lor sash, doors and mouldings when desired. Those desiring anything in my line are solicited., to call before purchasing elsewhere, W. W. CROWDER ZE3I, CT- TOHSTES, -AND. DEALER IN- Text Books and Fine stotionery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums, inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc. Sheet music, music books and all kindj of musical merchandise. General News Depot. 33tjTMail orders promptly attended to. - The City Liquor Store, 3T. BAVMGART, Proprietor. tS"Set door to the3dd Fellows' emple, Albany, Oregon Keeps constantly on hand the finest imported andjdonieBticfwines.liUquore, cigars ar toVnos. Only first-ciassjliquortore in she city SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY FOR SALE AT COST I 1 hereby offer to the people of Albany and vicinity- my entire of Fancy and Staple Groceries at i t. These wo.!-- .i.ust be sold within twenty days I inteiul -iiii into a i i secure some barsrains. . unir trtiiij WAY X. II. ALLEN) spring stock N H. Allen Albany. Oregon. all nianufad uring business. J: J0SEP THil NEW MATERIAL FOR SALE School Siplies. SPRINGFI SPRING-FIELD Albany yard and office on Railroad, between 4-h and fh streets jtg Having lumber not excelled in quality, und facilities not surpassed for the prompt aad satisfactory tillini; or orders, I respectfully ci.wn. a ni .i ilie rad. A. WI-IE3LER. NEW STORE. m ariwareand.aove Oiijned by Wra. Simpson. 5, 10, lf, 2i)and 25 cnc counters n eseli i which every artic e is sold at the figures named. Tli s is a rare opportunity to replenish yourjkitcheu furniture aiid household furnishing goodi, or U. purchase 10,000 usefularticles at prices oeyer betore heard of. W m. SIMPSOlNrJ -ALSO HAVING PURCHASED THE BAMKUPT STOCK -Of Sliane Offers the entire stock of dry godos, hoots and shoes, ladies' fmc drec9 goods, woolen fat rics, domestics, etc ef c. A SPF" These goods must be sold, Cost ATTENTION The patronage of fami lies desiring to purchase clean fresh groceries at the lowest rates for cash is respectfully solicited by KENTON & CHASE, New Storejbetween the opera house and postoffice NOW FOE LIGHT - 0) - amps w h - Lamp JULIUS GEADWOHL'S Crockery Store. I Kloo-er Bros'. Silverware, French, China fandGrystalware, Boys' Wagons vnd "Doll Carriao-ess. Fancy and Toy Ooods. SAVE YUR MONEY Bv buying your goods trom mys tore. I am bny ing direct from the tactory and sell at Eastern prices with freight added, lor cash. s Kenton's Bnkmg Powde --r-One Poond Can. 25c I am agor.t for ten responsible Fire and Marine In surancecoji. ranies.- representing 72,ooo,ooo. Insure and protect yomseli before it is too late. Iam also agent for the Frank Bros. Implement Co , Portland. lc' cn pane Francais. Hier AM ILL OREGON, DUE NEW GOODS ty Store & Lonswav I 1 (.all earlv and secure bargains. (0 - AT - wird deutch gesproehen i- Trimmings j m mm T f ilULL 8TOCK Of Staple Groceries ! fine GlasmCrockery Tha beat qmi&r ot tma, ooHm, titUbm, oiv ants, etc CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. At this old and reliable hooae is also to found a complete aaaortinent, of fresh famiK to which to tonaUDtiT being aJderf aft the aeaaombie linea of cneariaa and provuioan uch as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order. Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, j Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc Theae (roods were all bought when prieag were low, and the te-neflt of th margin ' will o fiven to hia customers. Kenember this ptk at the old comer on Firat and loadalbin 8U. CONRAD IW HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER Proprietora of TADl And manufacturers ot Choiee Confectionery. We are now prepwed to furnish cluvee, freak candies of bust guvic, co'isistiiig i me uti.-k, assorted flavors, mixe candies, extra )-'renci Mid chocolate creams, fancy mixed, cundy iua and a geuezaX aasortmeDt of flue cindies AT f HOLEsnAtE OB KET1IL. HTOrderi from eoantry dealers pronptU ah tcned to. factor ou Fmi street, Albany. - - Oregon NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Snperior ler taioUv and baksn' on) fame Hicbett prioe in cash paid for whoa ALBtNT . . OKXOOM. Kevere House Eestanrantl (ON BDBOrSAir plax) Cooducted by ,i H. DIERCKS.': Slcala aarred froas S cents I 91.0 jarCuat' n?rs order whatever desired. TV ah .1 with the hmtln tnn Arket. THE PHu OGRAPHER. Paiton'a old stand Albanr ' OR. D. 11 Has accepted the agency of Oregon and W. l. tor tl e A. C. Harris Electric Battery or y Little Kentucky Giant. This battery can be used and kej.t in order h! flbUVl?,e 8t,u'y. or e,Pna:- t is one of the finest physicians' anu faniily Utteries in liTKet- A7'e "'Shir.sr to purchase them. The medical orld acknowledge the reat healing nower of electricity in nun v diseases, am- eineciaSly those of a chronic character The doctor Is prpared to ge. e.ectncal treatment. There has been no ex pense spared in procuring even- appliance . ecessarj- to obtain the bvst enrative effect from this potent ajjent. You will find at his h-.e.Farad,caw,lthe alvanic batter- J 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 streets, Al bany, Oregon. . ' Notice is hereby given to aU whom it mav concern, that T. A. Shane and L. V Lonswav, eompasjng the coimrtnershio firm of Shane & Ifnmay, of Albany, Oregon, did, on the 13th day of February. 1888 assign to me all their property for the liene' fit of their creditors. Thetefore all persons having any claims against said assignor. Shane Sc Lonsway, will here y take notice of -aid assignment, and present their claims' to til' e7ln aVnv lMe of business in the city of Portland. Oregon, within three months from the date of notice of "id assignment which I 8haii hereafter send bv wail to each creditor of said assignor- Dated this20th day of Fchruarv. 18SJ ' W. R. BILYEU ' LLIA M M ASTKRS, Attorns. Albany. Oie-on 1 duce an article used in evrv l.,Vj! hold w . -"r- '". c,r nouse- and WashmntS,, ,...ri7i".n."V".' Oregon, - l II 11 Till IVt liirt' .v J . " w:rriHrieH ddress Box 30. Albany, Oregon. w ANTKB- TWO OOB MKV Tn . - . , v ""Aft ia A iarui: L'ood it.nK- .. . : . "V. :"c' hatwtwork. at once to hurkhart & Milier. rr.-w .' ".. . V A1SO IWO Apply Booms to !!. ATOMS' VP-STAIRS 1M Herald otfice. BBOARDIXO HOUSE-SIRS. M. FKV ncll. F-crMhi:ig f, -8,M fikan Loonis rented 3V the week or month. S- fartion guaranteed. WAJiTKl-ALL THE r'ABMKlss v ya l - wish tl soil thfir farnw, t.. ,-a;i a-id rilnce the ie in the tiaiuknf j Jfoiitieth, have several customers for goodirrai took f,u-nis. , RA sflrii wffl m IXUU M Crown Mi r JONES