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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1888)
THE MOBXIXO HERALD: SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1888. h'EPUBLIOAN STATE TICKET. Coxgkkssman Binger Herman. Suprkms Jgdoe W. P. Lord. VRfoiDSKTiAti Electors Robert McLean. ( - Wm. Kupus. C. W. Fmto. Attorsbt for 3rd dis't. H. H. ileivnt. REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. RgPRESSTATis-Ks O U Irvine, Albany. W W Richardson, Seio V R Kirk, Brownsville oustv Judge T R N Bltukburn, Albany commissioners A Savage, Santiam A Brandon. Center fr.ERK Geo W Davis, Shedd Kkcokuer O S May, Scio Sheriff John Conser; Syracuse . Treasi rkr J P Hyde, Liberty Assessor C Sperry, iirownsville School Sup't J M Wiliiams, Halsey Surveyor, E T T Fisher, Syracuse Coroner T H Cone, Albauy OFFER ! Subscribe Sow, In Time to Head All the local and State Polil ica! Mews. During the coming 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 WHAT HAS BEEN PUSHED. ACCOM The recent convocation of the women's congress in Washington brings into prominence the con t jmplation of the advance that has been made in the forty years of work in the condition and position of women The press comment has ben as usual sharp upon the action of the women assembled, and of course each individual comment has been marked with the spirit and under standing that actuated the writer. Very many, of course, have tipped their pencil points with the sar castic ridicule 'that has ever at tended the envenomed handling o; the"woman's rights" subject, liut with a majority the conclusion has been that vast progress has been made that changes in public sentiment h is wide ied and broad ened the field of action for women, and that legal enactments have placed her in a much better con dition. Take for instance the acts granting to women the right o hold as their separate property anything which they owned at the time of their marriage, or of wh c i they became possessed at a later date through inheritance or convey ance from other persons tiian their husbands, was the lirst step of a j series, taken with fatting deliwra tiou and caution, toward the recog nition of woman's identity as an indiyidual, without regard to family ties of blood or wedlock. At the same time a hundred calling which formerly were closed against women on account of the traditior that tli i-sex is weak and incom petent to perform the ordinary duties of bread-winners are now not only opened to them but r itively offer a welcome to those who are brave enough to enter. Tt e industrial censuses of lOi nd and the United States tell th same story of advancement. vv'oinen have attained celebritv in the pulpit, at the bar, as practi- j r 7 . ! tioners of medicine, in the fine ar -and on the press. It would be easy to fill columns with the record of their achievements in various callings to which they have shown themselves admirably adapted, and which once they could not have pursued without unsexingj date tne contract win jc let. themselves. a.-banv, April ig, isss. Certainlv all of this deserves a ! Practical iartus. fullrecoenitionandafull meed ofipH T" wPS r - ; y Democrat, othce on hecend street, i pre praise. It deserves the profouiid paired to make buits, and all kinos otl ,th , . ..- f -4. in?. Mens' or boys' clothing reoairei! ami admiration Of the nation, tor It j at reasonable rates. A sine 1 ne o has been WTOUght OUt against ac- I samples on hand. Charges reasonable. verse" circumstances and the most inveterate opposition, and this, too, without ' war Or bloodshed. Many' of the most bloody wars of man fail to point to as great resides. Indeed, enough is shown to forever shame the use of the gall or sar- j cartic ridicule for the inational power of newspaper scribblers. A Fkencu writer of operatic pro- ou Jtions nas conceivea me idea of antedating all other productions in the plot add accessories of a new opera, and goes clear back to the ' Homeric "Odyssey" narratives to draw from for the foundation of! his work. It is said he will first try his hand updh the episode of j Circe. The costumes alone will ! form an attractive feature of the ' stage production of his opera. j A kecently published book' makes a comparative compilation of passages from the bible and from Shakespeare's writing, show ing their complete similarity, and d ;duces therefrom that Shakes p.are drew much of his inspiration from the scriptures. That in fact many of the "rare jewels of the sacred book are set in the fine cold of the greatest poet of all time." The pleasant feature of the re publican situation is that, despite a little needless acrimony indulged in by an Indiana, an Illinois or l Oh o editor on behalf of the " ;hosen friend" of each, there is n ' jealousy or intriguing between c mdidates or most active friends of c mdidates. If Sherman be the nominee the friends of Lincoln and Gresham. will be his friends and supporters, and without a moment's pause to salve any sore spots. In fact, these gentlemen x.i i tueir friends are loo robust to acquire sore spots by the slight Jostlings of preconvention move ments, and are too wise and good natured to strive to inflict them upon others. If Gresham be the nominee the advocates of Sherman and Lincoln and Harrison will be ome his advocates. And if it hould happen to be Allison the Gresham, Sherman and Lincoln men will "come up smiling" to do battle for him. If it should be Lincoln everybody would be a Lincoln nfen but that could not be otherwise, for Mr. Lincoln has not an enemy in the world. As for Mr. Depew, if New York should be successful in persuading the convention as to his superior availability, he would get all the republican votes in the country. And so with Harrison, or Pusk, cr Cullom, or any other whose nan e is likely to be presented. The re publican convention will assemble untinged by the bitterness of "per sonal following ;" there will be an earnest and patitnt search for the best man and, whether he be found in New York. Illinois, Ohio, Indiana or Iowa, he will be placed on a republican platform and be supported as a republican and a protectionist. Albany trade. will have a board of Six hundred colored students attend the Clafliu university at Orangeburg, S. C. ICUK.V. BSYaNT To the wiie oi H. L'raut in l:is city on Thur-day, April 26. 188S. a sin. (IK 1. FOGLE At Mt. Vernon, Ur .nt county, Ore gon, April 17, ICiS. G.-orge Kogie. Deceased was a veteran of the Mexican -ar and was horn near LewUville, l: rk county, Jhi, August 5, 1S25. (Ohio racers please ;jpy). NEW TO If AY. l.A0! tlMt: 4 STOCK.2 GRAIN FARMS AXD 17 SMALL t t racts tor sale on easy ternss Inquire of ti Bryant. KS.SHAXE IS NMV PREPARED To 1t1 take a few pupils in music -piauo or jran. Terms moderate VIT" M'LACGIILIN" , FASIIfOXAKLK TAILOR . W . Noby suits and pints cut and madi to order from the latest iino of samples ili e'!t from "Fri-co a specialty. Cleaning am! repairing a prompt" ' done. First stret Albany. Or. H. Hindi. BOOT AXD SHOEMAKtR, ALL WORK warranted. Shop since the fire removed to Ferry street, second door from postmlice. NY ONE SWISHING TO TRADE A fresh milch cow for a dry omc and re e to ceive the difference in cash should appiy John BriL'irs. UILDING TO RENT SUITABLE FOR small bu-iiness, nest doo- to Thompson & Overman's harness stort . Inquire at the lat er place Hay for Hale. thave some good hay to sell, if I ., ,.v .. . nf,- onn-a I sift, TJmAfhr finfl cheat. A. J. Fox. Kotlce to Con trader. BIDS WiiA. BE RECEIVED RY THE undersigned fo-: constructing a resilience a cord''ij; to the plans and specitieat ons, which can he seen at my place of hush ess, t.e same to be built on my premises adjoin ing this city. Fur further pari iculars in- i q"'"" J- A- gross. i All K'Ha t.n hp in before Mav 1st. on which WANTED GOOP AGENTS TO INTl... ' duce an article used in every hou -hold for every town and coanty in Oregoi , aud Washingtiri and Idaho territories. Address Box 305, Albany, Oregon. IT oil FOR RHEUMATISM. HON. 8. CROSBY, Hawaiian Const Lima, Peri, writes as follows : Jacoha ou """' f SheunuUiam." Mr. E. A. BUCK, Editor and Publlshe "The Spirit of the Times," N. Y.,say uIhave used St. Jacobs OU, repeated) with saiitfaclory resuiti Bold by Dni(jgi$1s and Dealers EvrryitJict THE CHARi.ES A. V0GELEP. CO.- BAiiiiiOUE, AiD. A Newton Self-Frair Floor Gleaner ! AAA: X c"V - - 1 I I tfw. THE OLD WAY Every housekeeper knows from experience the hard labor requii ;d to wash floors iud wring 1 tic cloths by hand. By using the Newton self-wri-igiug floor cleoiie . wringing the cloth by hand is avoided, the h"rd labor is thereby les sened; Jie hands do not come in contact with the water, whereby you can use hoiliuv: and ammonia water. Tiie Xevjton self-wringing floor clef net- is light, durable and rimple in construction, mid well merits the claim of being the best invented. Speci:0 rati' : canvasser? and the usual discount to the trade. Manufactured and sold by LOUIS VIERECK, Altaii, II inn County, Oregon. J3fState and Territorial rights fur sain in Kansas, Colorado, Nevada, Texas, Oreiron, California. Washington. Montana, Alaska, New Mexico, Idahu, Indian, Utah. Dakota, Arizona ::nd Wyoming-Territories. W. P. READ, (Successor to JSTETW Winter 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 thej The Live Drv Goods House Of Albany, and shall fat all times study the wants of our patrons both in style andjpi ices. Dry Goods, Notions, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Call and see me. w- IE71. (Successor First Street, - Havinsr leased a nortion'of the vard BUILDING MATERIAL FOR SALE the city raiirond switch, between" fourth in:d Fifth streets, I will endeuvor to keep on hsnd u general frupply f building material, such as lumber ana clear, shingles, sawed and st.a-. ed, ceoar and white iir. Alsolath, aud will receive orders ior sas-h. doors and rnouldiiigs when desired. Those desir ing anything iu my line are elsewhere. W. GLEISf EKAL DI n AITOIA 1 V II UUUM) -AND DEALER. IN- Text Book aid Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums, inkstands, ink, pens, ptiioiis, etc., etc. iind.4 of musical merchamuoc. General ISTews Depot. yMail orders promptly attended The City Liquor Store, M, BAUMGART, Proprietor. tfff"Sit door to thejddd Fellows' emple, Albany, Oregon" Keeps constantly on hand the finest imported andjdomesticfwines.fcliquore, cifrars ar t )b"-:os. Onlv rirst-ciassjiquorjstore in she city SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY THE NEW WAY N. I. ALLEN) stock Groceries,Etc ZEBEiL-IID, to N H. Allei.y - Albany, O-iO't. occupied by Jr. Carter, situated on solicited,, to call before purchasin g W. CROWDER 1 all School iu;evt music, music books and all to. on n Stabler, SP RINGFIELD SAWMILL SPRIXGr FIELD" J"Albany yard and oflice on Railroad, between 4ih and ."th street iJ, Having lumber not excelled in quality, taiUfacilities not surpassed for the prompt auu satisfactory tilling or orders, I respectfully oiiciL ;t suuru ' JJt :'.e rade. A. WilEfiLlJR H NEW STORE. le Hardware and k Store Opened by Wm. Simpson. 5, 10, 15, audio cent counters no each oi! whieh every art cle is sold at the figures named. T;iis is a raie i.(j;'oriuii! . , to replenish your kitchen furniture aud household furnishiif; 'goods, or to purchase 10,000 usefularticles at prices Deyer before heard c f. ! Wm.SIMPSON ALSO HAVING AMBTJPT STOCK -Of Sliarie i.1 2 Offers the entire stock of dry drecs 'roods, woolen iafcrics, doine-stic., etc e'c. . A These grxxls must be sold. Cost NO BAIITS ATTENTION A good opportunity to try the benefit of buying clean, fresh groceries and provisions for spot cash is now offered by KENTON & CHASE, NewStore betweenjthe opera liouse and postoffice sFIMT NOW -o) taps and - AT - JULIUS GEADWOHL'S Crockery 'Store. ilocrer Bros'. Silverware, French, China andCrystalware, Boys' Wagons vnd "Doll Carriao-es. Fancy and Toy Ooods. SAVE YUR MONEY Bv buying your goods from my store. I am buy ing direct from fchetactory and sell at Eastern prices with freight added, ior cash. Kenton's Biking Powie -One Pound Can. 25c 1 am agent for ten responsible Fire and Marine lu surance companies, representing 72,ooo,ooo. Insure and protect yom self before it is too late. lam also agent for the Frank Bros. Implement Co-, Portland. i ici on pane trancais. filer orti:ao, NEW GOODS PURCHASED THE & Lonsway godos, boots and shoes.lauies' fiiie ion wmm Call earlv and wenre b:ir?ains. PRICES FOE LIG TV 1V111I I (o - wua aeutcn gesprochen.". Triiop ! ......... . . -VULL STOCK OP- Staple Groceries! faGlasswm,Crockerj Th beat qaafitroC tea nJmim, mux mats, etc CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. At this oM and ratable hooar is sIm to ! found ooeoflote aaaortment, of fresh funiK (roceriea, t which is eoastonUy being Jdtyl at the seasonable line e( reenaa aud pveviaiaaa, tuch aa Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order. Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc These goods were all bor.srht when prieaa were low, and the benefit of tbo margin will t given to his customers. Kcmember (he plau at the old corner on First aiid Boao'aibiii Sts. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER. Proprietors of ALBANY SODA WORKS And manufacturers of Choice Wecfery. We are sow prepared to furnish rho'cs, frpsi, caadies of best grade, consisting ot Pi:ie Jtim, assorted flavors, mixed candien, extra ) .emro aod choeolata creams, fancy mixed, candy tus and agaoeral assortment of flue candies AT TaMLESALE OK BETA I L. laT Orders from couuUj dealers prompt!) aa aaned to. FmtiUxj on tut street, ' Albany, - - Oregon new pRocis FjLbua (Supariof far famth; and bakvan' osa) a9nVHifkaatjrr(fai cash paid, for wheal Eevere noose Etanrantl -: -v..v - s (ok Kinor&ajr ruax) by MesJa rwm rraam tS eesrts t - - CsTCnstnmers order vaaasovar desired. TIs '.sbc f A with the best In tins ri-arfcet. THE PHu OGRAPHER. Paxton's old stand Albanr ' SSMr. PhiIJLewi?,;ofJthe,firm of A. Lewis k Sod, At Shedd, Linn county, having just returned from Portland, where ;kj purchased a fine stock of goods for he coming spring trade, now invites the inspection of his customers. "These goods were bought or csli and the advantage of very low urices will be given to the buyers. prushawsis; DEAD SHOT ON AGUE ith the spring conies the ague. This now popular cure for ague has never been known to fail. Call for t?timoiiials.at Prushaw's dru store, i-ext 'to Revere house. Price 75 cts. i er bottle. SECOHD HMD STORE. The past year has proven it to be a necessity. The best and cheapest place in the city to buy your Stoves Furniture, tinware We aie always prepared to buy vour heusehold furniture at the highest cash pr.ee. Sole agents for the PEERLESS OIL CAM And Lamp Killer. uone at aie lowest possible rati-s M. FRANKLIN & CO! Do not be deceivod into bnvirv worthless or spnnons gr-ods for -the mere sake ot getting a prize, will ;'ive von 5jmo1 !iot!fsi. io(' Wo i ne )ovesT, oouoin prices, and al- nw you ; per cent oil' on casii SkBwf! Eel Crow Ilk H. DIERCKS. j M SPRING GOODS
