Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, April 27, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti 1 - THE MOB&TNG- HERALD: .'FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 18SS. riEPUBUOAN STATE TICKET. ,'oNGftKSjiMAS Biiiger Herman. Suprkmb Jcdob W. P. Lord. 1'RE.iiuio.TiAL Electors Robeit McLean. - Win. Kapug. C. W. Fulton. Attoesby for 3rd tos't. H. H. Hewitt. REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. fUPRESKiTATivKS 6 H Irvine, Albunv. W W Richardson, Soio W R Kirk. Brownsville V)CSTV Judge D R N BUckburn, Albany Commissioners A Savat;e, Santiant A Brandon. Center :lbsr Geo W Davis, Shedd recorder O S May, Seio .Siikripf -John Conser; Syracuse Trbasirbr' J F Hyde, Liberty Assessor C Sperry, Brownsville :Scilooii Sup't-J M Williams, Halsey Surveyor E T T Fisher, Syracuse Coroner T H Cone, Albauy A WORD TO MR. STITES. VM tt i inn IMA lll'A 11 hum OFFEH Editor Stites .has commenced the baby act rather early in the cam paign. When some of his empty sophistries, printed under the head of editorial, were punctured by the Herald he puts on his war paint and shouts, "you lie." Now, Thomas that isn't nice, and is not becoming a clean family newspa per, although it is not more than might be expected of the Demo crat. If you want to engage in controversy get up on the plane in which men move and leave oil' your Salvation Army billingsgate, stand off and look at yourself and then go and take a bath, and don't throw mud, for decent people will not care to follow you. Subscribe Sow. la Time to Bead All the Local and State Polit ic! Sews. During the coming political cam paign- the Daily ' and Weekly Herald will be mailed.to nev sub scribers at the, following rfjdueed urates NEW TO-DAY. Daily to Jan. 1, 1889. DailytoJuly, I J,rf; jiBycarrier "tt LANU! LAXW 1.4SD! 4STOGK.2 GRAIN FARMS AND 17 SMALL tracts tor sale on easy terms. iwre of t Bryant MRS.SHANE 18 HHW ?R,$PAR 1 take a lew nuptta. t muic. Tpiano or Newton Self-ivrkiff Floor Cleaner WAY I I SPRINGFIELD SAWMILL THE VLB THE NEW WAY 'irgau. . Terms moaefikt Weekly to Jan. 1, 1880.,.. , 60 o v- I order fr m the latest line of samples di M'LAIOHLIN , FASHIOXAKLfC TAILOR . Kohy suits and pints cut and made "WHEAT STATISTICS. The total production of wheat in the United states for 1836 is set down by the statisticians of the de partment oi agriculture at Wash ington at 456.329,000 bushels. Dakota leads with 52,406,000, In diana is second with 37,828,000, Illinois third with '36,861,000 and Minnesota fourth with 36,299,000. Ohio follows close upon Minresota and California, at considerable iu tervaL, follows Ohid. The statistician's estimate gives the yield of the Pacific t ites and territories as follows: California, 30,426,000 bushels; Oregon, 16, 100,060 ; Washington, 8,345,000: Idaho, 1,120,000; Nevada, lll.OOo! Every one or the states and ter ritories produce wheat, but the yield of some are very small. Massachusetts is credited with but j 16,000 bushels, Connecticut with but 37,000, and New Hampshire witn only 110,000, or just ahoi t the same as Nevada. Some of ti e .Southern states produce a j;ood deal oi wheat. Tennessee is cred ited with 9,595,000 bushels, North Carolina with 5,049,000 and Georgia with 2.522.000. The states; known formerly as the ' bolder slates" produce a great deal of this cereal : thus, Missouri is set down 'for 27,440,000 bushels, and Kentucky for 11,113,000. Neither New Yoik or Pennsylvania produces so much as Oregon. It is estimated that 200,162.000 bushels ,of the crop of 1887 have been or will be consumed in the localities where the wheat was jrown, and 250,166,200 bushels have been or will be shipped away. In we;Sut, per bushel, wheat grow a uu the Pacific coast is heaviest. That of Oregon is 59.7 pounds, that of Washington the same, and thas of California a trifle less. reel from 'Frisco a specialty. Cleaning and repairing a prompr"" done. F rst street Albany, Or. - H. Flindt. BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, ALL WORK warranted. Shop since the fire removed to Ferry street, second doer from postotfice. 1 l fresh milch cow for a dry 0'ie and re ceive the difference in cash should aply to John Brings. BUILDING TO REST SUITABLE FOR small business, next door to Thompson & Overman's harness stort. Inquire at the letter place Hay for Sale. THAYE SOME GOOD HAY TO SELL, IF L any one wants some both Timothy and cheat. A, J, Fox, Notice to Contractors. BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE undersigned fo-- constructing a residence according to the plans and speciticatiovs, which can be seen at my place of busiiim, me same v oe 011111 on my premises adjoin ing this city. For further particulars in quire of J. A. GROSS. All bids to be inhefo:e May 1st, on which date tne contract will ie let. Albany, April 16, 1838. Every housekeeper knows from experience the hard labor re.quii ;d to wash floors, (ind wring the cloths by hand. By using the Newton self-wri .iging floor cleaner, wringing the cloth by hand is avoided, the hiru labor is thercb les sened? the hands do not pome in contact with the water, whereby you van use boiling- and amm,ynla water. The Newton self-wringing fl.qar- clej nor is iiirht, durable and Simple In construction, mid well merits, the claim of hotnii the Veet lUYented. Spefial rats to canvngae.j aRt H8Uft) dig DOM) t to the trade. Manufactured and sold by .. .,, . . . . LOUIS YIERECK, Albany, Linn County, Orsgon. EiT'State and Territorial rights for side iu Kansas, Colorado, Nevada, Texas, Oregon, California, Washington, Mourana, Alaska, New Mexico, Idaho, Indian, Utah, Dakota, Arizona and WvoiuiiVir Territories. SPRIXGFIELD OREGON, 1, ' ' Ik Mery ! "Albany yard and office on Railroad, between. 4 Ii ami 5ih streets, Having lumber not excelled in qiiPKlj, i-ndfecilities not surpassed for the nrAoi nt .tii.l citi tsftt till!.... Y rade. au.n'c I tHo WHEELER. NEW DEPARTURE. MEW STORE. NEW GOODS The Hardware and Novelty Store -A FULL. STOCK Staple Groceries! FiBeGlassware,Crocker? caata, etc uwnecmy vvm. Mmpsou. 5, 10, 15, and 2 cent enters no each o which every article is sold at thf; figare8 mined. Thi- is 4 rui oo,mu.,i .i to replenish your kitchen turuiture hoiwehald faruishia good, or to purchase 10,000 usef uUvticleai at price Pftycr hetore heard ,f. j W m .SIMPSON W. F. RBAD , liCHASED THE (Successor toN. H. ALLE) ID A ATVDfl! itiiy jail u i j CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread ' Every Day. At this old and reliable houae i aim to V ' touod a complete Maortment, of fresh bunk rroceries, tu which is conitantly beiim tUdoi Jk the 8iuaoDble Uues of rooeriat auU proviuiMh tuch M Cranbernts Fine Pickles, 1 Dried Beef CMppedto Anchovy Mu stair v Candies and 'rtUH K a?mSickwheai Flour. i apd Goods of All Kinds, ' Bohemian Glassware, Etc ' Thee jrooda. were all boucht wben prion ere low, and the betitflt of th mDin will . fiven to Ills customers. It em i ruber the olao. t the old corner en Firetai.d B-w'JWb bte. " Of Shane & Lonswa' Hoffman and pfeiffer. -trojirietori of .- T Winter an spring ' I'Wj HUHltTMICti, iiLC e'C stock J'ractlettl TailorliiK. pHKIST WYSS. ONE DOOR EAST OF j Democrat office on Second street, is pre wired to make suits, and all kinds of doth ng. Mens' or boys' clotliing reoaired and nl-aned at leasouable rates. A line line o .-tampies on nml. Charges reasonable. ) GOOD AGENTS TO IVTR, dujf an article nse'l in cvrrv )i.n. hold for eretf town and cojnty in Oreifon and Washint n and Idaho territories Address Box 3 5, Albany, Oregon. MINTED ? f wish tv ell their ALL THE FARMERS WHO farm;, to call anil !ace the t me in the hands of numn M intieth have several custoniecs for aCOKlirmi fmk farms. Al FRESH MILCH C.iW: ONE LIGHT one-horse haul ;, one set of l,aht double narneKS. For further iiiforojation call unon rv oi ! 1 am now receiving new goods in every line and would cordially invite everybody to call and inspect our stock and prices. We propose to have the The Live Drv Goods House Of Albany, and shall lat all times study the wants of our patrons both in style andjp rices. it to i I I T n i tit cafi i mnnirn RpSiTT- 'ce CoDftctionery. These goods must be sold, (tall ftarly and seaire W'sainsf.TUJ; I NO BAIITS ATTENTION We are now prepared to furnish rho'ce, fniU candies of best grauu, consisting oi uie'sti k assorted flavors, mixed candies, extra l lei.co and chocolate crcanis, faticy mixed, cundy iojg And a general assortment of flue end 3 AT tF" Orders from conntry dealer promotlt v Mned to. Favtorj oa tint street, '-"isiiiiii"''- i ii i i j Albatay; " - Oregon, nnnrn ti H. Vunk. ItOPTIK lu K(ll. nURNISHED itoOMS Ul'-STAIRS IX C front of brkk on First street. Apply at HKRALD Office. Six -'javes for a dollar at T.Ju ne- FOR RHEUMATISM. Oharles Dickens, sou of his jtther, the English novelist, who i now making the tour of this C antry, is of the opinion that many Americans, while bairg larniliar with the English novelists and historians, actually needed an introduction to American authors. I le found many of the writings of Washington Irving and Nathaniel . Hawthorne. Perhaps literary pi rac, as it was called, which ena bles publishers to flood the country with cheap editions of foreign authors, while the works of Ameri can writers are protected by copy right, and consequently are among the high priced books, is account able for much of this condition. Mr. Henhy Lamb seems to be a public spirited man. He offers prizes of $500 and $200 for the best essays on "Practical, Sanitary and j Economic Cooking adapted to Per sons of Moderate and Small Means." that shall be sent to Dr. Irving A. Watson, Concord. N. H., by September 15, 1888, with the writer's name in a sealed envelope. Dr. Watson is secretary of the American Public Health Association. HON. S. CROSBY, Hawaiian Const Lima, Peru, writes as follows: "St. Jacobs Oil cured tne of painf. Rheumatism." V Mr.E.A. BUCK, Editor and Publishe "The Spirit of the Times," N. Y.,say "Ihave used St. Jacobs Oil, repeatedi a with satisfactory resultt Boldby Druggists and Dealers EverjwTiei THE CHARLES A. V0GELER CO- BALTIMORE, MD. Dry Goods, Notions, Furnishing Goods, Hats and C?ps, Boots and Shoes, 6roceries,Etc Call and see me. hi First Street, IF1. ZEeiE-iklD, (Successor to N H. Allium - - Alb my, Oreoi. A good opportunity to try the benefit of buying ciean, iresn groceries and provisions for spot cash is now offered by KENTON & CHASE, B Newtore betweenltlie opera house and postoffice EST PRICES BUILDING J MATERAL FOR SALE Having leased a portion of tLe yard occupied by Mr. Carter, situated on the city railroud switcli, between Foi rtli mid Fifth streets, I will endeavor to keep on hand a general supply oi I nildinsr material, suc h as lumber ana clear, shinjfles, sawed and shaved, ct Car and white tir. Alsolath and will receive orders for ."ash, doors and mouldings when desired. Those de3irinr anything in my line are solicited, to call before purchasin s elsewhere, " W. W. CROWDER w FOR rr j NEW PROCES3 FLOUR. .aupmnot lecjamllr mad bmmtf m) TlieBest Stofage Facilities igmie Wfflutt prie in aih paid for wboA Mere House Bestaurant; (ON EC80PBAK PLAX) J Conducted by "Sf H. DIERCKS5 tS ccats f Meals served fi fyCuKtrners order tostuiin d Irrrt TV lub e ied with tfa best In the market. y l. THE Pfu OGMPHER. Psxton e oW statki: ' JOimar ' ill IF SPBDffl Mr. PhilLewis.Jofftlietfjrm of GOODS -o)-(o. 1 tois & Son, TriERE have been about 1,000 strikes in the United States in the last fifteen months, of which nearly 100 were entered upon since the beginning of the present year. Presumably, the total number of employes concerned directly ir. these disturbances was not above 400,000; Bradslreet estimates 340, 8.34 for 1887, with 50.000 to add, or persons who have struck work since January 1st last. Of the 'srer a giva: nortion are still out. AdmiulMrator Salr. NOT1CJ IS HEREBY GIVEN T3AT THE undersijrned admin Aerator of the co partnership esute of Houk & Meyer, Henrv Meyer being; deceased, in pursuance of an order and decree of tbe county court of Linn cumiiy, ure.on, made and entertd of record on the 2nd day of April, 1888, will sell at public auction to the hyheit bidder, at the court house door in Linn county, Oregon, on the 2nd ay of June, 1S8S, at th hour of one o'cl ck in the aite.noon of s:id dav t,h fnl. lowing-described real property belonging' to said estate, to-wit: Lots No. 5, , 7 and 8, in block No. 2, in the citv of Albany, in Linn county, Oregon; also 25 feet off the west side of lot No. 1, in block No. 10, in the city of Albany, in Linn xunty, Oregon; also the east one-half of lot No. 3, in Mock 11, in the city of Albany, in Linn county. Oregon, as deseibed on the plots and surreys of said city: also lot No. 7, containing 6.67 acres, known a3 fair ground lot, surveyed off and plotted by the Linn Countv Agricultural As s cia'.ion, the same bein'a part of the N n. quarter ot tne donation land claim of Isaac HutchiliH, in Linn county, Oregon. Terms of sale cash in hand. Jons A. Crawford, Administrator. 50okse or, Newsdea er, Stationer, -AND DEALER IN- knips and Lamp Trimmings -AT- Fine stationery, miscellaneous books. iiii..torrr.-,nh and aiitnamnk olK.,ma i . - . ' i - n x -ivuinu, inKsianris, ink, pens, ptitc.ils. etc., etc. Siieet music,, music books and all tuiaj oi musical nierchaiuh.se. . Grenerai ISTews Depot. .'.' JaP"Mail orders promptly attended to. The woriij annual consumption .heat is o.-.tiiuiteU at :!,1G5,000,-(.-.: bushels. The California fruit crop year is said to be enormous. thi- .otlccof Final Srtlletnrnt. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned has tiled in the countv court cf Linn county. Oregon, his final account as executur of the estate of lnantha Haley, rieceiseu, and said court has appointed Moii dy. the 7th day of May, 1888, at the hour of one o clock p. m. of said Hay, at the court houe in Albany, Linn county, Oregon, for the hearing of objections to said account ani the settlement of t":s sauie. At which time and place ail jiersons interested in said estarr are hereby notified to apoear and Ule oi.jtc tion thereto, if any they hae. Dated April 4. i$-S. F. A. WATTS. Exeeiitor. Try a bucket of Sapone f.j:- hou- cleaning, it has no e.'jual. Wallace & Thompson. Text Books and all School Supnlies. JULIUS GKADWOHL'S Crockery Store. Lloorer Bros'. Silverware, French, China andCrystalware, 13ovs' Wagons vnd "Onll r,l ancy andToy Ooods. At, Sherld, Lmn county, having just returned from Portland, where he purcl aed a fine stock of goods for the coram spring trade, now invites the inspection of his customers. rrhese goods were bought tor cash and the advantage of very low prices will be given to the buyers. PRUSHAWS rr DEAD SHOT AG E The City Liquor Store, M. BA UMGAltT, Proprietor. t&Saxt door to thepdd Fellows' einple, Albany, Oregonl Keeps constantly on hand the Hnest imported and.domesticIwinesAliquors, cigars ar toh--K)a. only firet-clans.hquurjstore in she city SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY of SAVE YUR MONEY buying your goods trom my store. I am bnv me direct from thetactory and sAl at Eastern price, with freight added, lor cash. " Kenton s Mm Po wde -One Found Caii.2oc With the This now popular t ure for ague has never been known to fail r-.n - testimoiiials at Prushaw's dru- store next to Revere honai per bottle. . - ' . am agent for ten responsible Fire and Marine In surance com names, renrasentino- ft7o t- or.,1 'ii1 v.-jvuu.w,,, insure jMu.cjuuiiim oeiore it is too Jate 1. T T t implement Co , Portland. SECOND HAND STOBE. The. past year has nmrn s t necessity. The h,-st r .. 'V" uc a place in the city to buy your Kuca Stoves Furniture,tinwar8 We aie alv PEERLESS OIL CAH And Lamp Killer. d7'?!,'li wntlj added. AH work tne at .la; lowest possible rates M. FRANKLIN & CO Do not be deceived into bnvincr worthless or spurious grods for" the nlsin i ' ' Pel"n a prize. We tllSO will mvp vnn imrvl K . .. am I u " i -:- s ! . i lei on nnrh Fmrr,; , " ' V1 "V. "Z??wm P"s, and al- 3vfJi uiiiitsi, j Brownell & StenarcL cash.