Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, April 29, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextJ ', -11" I f r THE MOKNTNG- TTET1 ALT) : SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 188S. u tf. 1 10- v. L-V If'" REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. Cosorkssman Binger Herman. Supreme Judge W. P. Lord. FresiukxtiaIi Elkctors Kobett McLean. - Win. Kapus. C. W. Fulton. Attorsbt for 3rd dis't. H. H.ilewiU. REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. Represzstatives O H Jrvine, Albany. W W Richardson, Scio V R Kirk. Brownsviile Coonty Judge I) R N Blackburn, .lbany CoM.MiirSiosERS A Savage, Santiaiu A Brandon. Centar Clerk Geo W Davis, Shedd Hecorder O S May, Scio Siikripp John Conser; Syracuse Treasurer J F Hvde, Liberty Assessor C Sperry, Brownsville School Sup't J M Williams, Ualsey Surveyor E T T Fisher, Syracuse Corosbr T H Cone, Albauy OFFEH The Salem Statesman says : "II. H. Hewitt, candidate for prosecuting attorney on tlie repul -lioan ticket, is capable, honest and deserving. He should receive t e united support of his party. li s opponent, Mr. Belt, is also a good, square man, but he is a democrat, an 1 he cannot expect republican support." And the Statesman might have added that although Mr. Belt is a very good man, he is no kind of a lawyer. His bungling manner of drawing up papers at court in Albany has more tin n once allowed criminals to go free. "We want a man for district attor ney who has experience and ability enough to properly draw up indict ments and to prosecute criminals in a thorough manner. Newton M4rriiii to Cleaner-!" SPRINGFIELD SAWMILL Subscribe Now, In Time to Rend All the Local aud State . Polit ical Sews. During the coming 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 Daily to Jan. 1, 1889 2 50 Daily to July, 1 1883 1 00 By carrier " 1 25 TEMPERANCE E3. i A BOARD OF TRADE. Elsewhere in this issue is pub lished a call for a citizens' meeting for the purpose or organizing a board of trade. The necessity for S ich an organization and the ben efits to be derived therefrom, have I besn often referred to in these columns, and are too apparent to need any comment. j The call for the meeting is sub- j scribed by leading business men and citizens, who?e work in a board of trade will insure its use fulness and success. There- are many questions toucmr.g the ad vancement of the business inter ests of this jity that with a board of trade as a nucleus of definite ' action, will be promoted, which heretofore have been neglected, simply because what is everybody's business is nobody's business. The meeting for the purpose of organ izing the board of tride will be an fmportaut one, and should be at tended by business men generally and no pains spared to bring the organization into a vigorous aud healthy working existence. At a recent banquet of the fed eral club, the new and important republican organization in New York city, Eliioit F. Shepherd, who recently bought the Mail and Express from Cyrus W. Field, nominated Depew for the presi dency. His remarks were re ceived with cheers. Depew was asked what he had to say. He declared that he was not a candi date, as he had all along announced and that he was very much sur prise'', fit Shepherd's nomination. Sher-hsrd said his paper would support the nominee of the Re publican Convention, and e thought it -would be Depew, desp:te all the effort to the contrary. D pew is for Blaine, and this is the way he expressed himself; "I an' a Blaine man first and last an i i. I the time. All my Presidential preferences are Blaine. I never ! expect to get the nomination, but I firmly believe that Blaine will. Mr. Blaine's letter was sincere, but mark you, Mr. Blaine never said Ise would refuse the nomination. He merely said his name would not foe presented to the Conven tion. If Mr. Blaine is drafted to the service, so to speak, and his nomination unanimous. I have no doubt he will accept it, and he will be the candidate of the Rej,u.ii can party this Fall." Cantributed by the W. C. T. U. The annual state convention of the women's christian temp' "ance union will be held in Eug-: City May 9th. Each local uni is a representation of one dej te at large, one for every twer mem bers and one for a f- ion over ten. The valley u., should send their full quota i legates, as those of Eastern On ..n, espe pecially, will, on accoiKit of the expense of travel send their full number. The first session will bo held on Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. Interesting programme have been prepared for the even ings. The national bureau of statistics shows that on the 700,000,000 which annually passes into the tills of the retailers of intoxicating iiquors in this country, there is a profit of 133)4 per cent. If the poor people had to pay such a tax as that on bread there would be a rebellion. But when a man tosses off a glass of whisky, and pays five cents for the drink and seven or eight cents to the barkeeper for the trouble of handing it to him, he generally thinks the barkeeper is an awfully good fellow. A new form of temperance or ganization, upon the "ten-timee-o"e-are-.ten" plan, designed espe cially for commercial travelers aud business men, has lately been started by S. A. Haines, a New York business man residing at Netherwood. Its-pledge is: "1. To drink no intoxicating liquors. "2. To get an others to join the league." Its badge is i neat lapel button with the initials C. T. L. on the face of it. Among those interested in the new movement is the Rev. Edward Everett Hale, who represents the first "Ten" in Boston. THE OLD WAT THE NEW WAY "Every housekeener knows from experience the lifcrd labor reciuii id to wash floors and wring the cloths by hand. Bv using tho jtewton self-wringing floor cleaner, wringing the cloth by hand is avoided, the hard labor is thereby les sened; the hands do not come in contact with the water, whereby you can use boiling and ammonia water. The Newton self-wringing floor clef ner is light, durable and simple in construction, and well merits the claim of being the best invented. Special vat'-s to canvasser? and the usual discount to the trade. Manufactured and sold by LOUIS VIERECK, Albany, Linn County, Oragon. UiPState and Territorial rights forsnlein Kansas, Colorado, Nevada, Texas, Oregon, California. Washington, Montana, Alaska, New Mexico, Idaho, Indian, Utah, Dakota, Arizona ancl'Wyoming Territories. W. F. READ, (Successor to N. H. ALLEN) NEW ITT a 1 1 li 1 II ai mm JL ' 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 tliej The Live Dry Goods House Of Albany, and shall ?at all times study the wantsot' our patrons both in style and prices. OREGON. SPHTNGrFIELT) Albany yard and office on Railroad, between 4th and 5:h streets .si-" Having lumber not excelled in quality, undfacili'ties not surpassed for tbc prompt aud satisfactory tilling or orders, I c:pectful y o.nicil a. .iare 01 -Hit rade. 3 A. WiIEKLEIl.2 NEW STORE. NEW GOODS ie Hardware ani NoveltF Store o m Opened by VVm. L ipson. 5, 10, 15, and 25 cent counters no each of which every article isold at the figures named.' This is a tare ppuri.uiiUy to replenish your kitefren furniture and household furnishing goods, or to purchase 10,000 usefularticles at prices neyer before heard of. t lL iwioia Wm.8IMP80N, -ALSO HAVING PURCHASED THE PI1 i. 1 RAAKRJ STOCK -OF- Star Bakery ! -a. yrjLL stock or- Staple Groceries I Tht batqmXSky of tq, coffcu xaigh uv CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. AtthisoMnd nifebte feouae is also to found a complete m latent, of fresh famili ' truwriea, to which t conrtindy berog added m Ibe goeopaWe Hpgg of grpafil nd proritiot such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchoog Mustard, Cand8 attd Nats, , Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, ' Bohemian Glassware, Etc These goods were all bought when prtoaa ere low, nd the benefit of tho maiipii will ti given to bis customers, benicmber the plaut, t the old comer on First aiid Bmadalbia hta. COMRAD MEYER. HAY &d ASHBY. Of lirrisbarg, consisting of Clothing, Gents' Farui.shing Goods and General Merchandise. Also Of Shane So Lonswav Offers the entire stock of dry podos, hoots and shoes, ladies f 'ie dres goods, woolen fabrics, domestics, etc etc. At ion tova! HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Pfloprictero ol ALBANY SODA WORKS And auoofcetarers of Choice Wectioneiy. W an maw feyuwd totamisb choke, frcsb cmt&xu ot begagimJe, com i&iug oc' u-nttt sri.-ti, anrted davo mixed nnrttna, extra ' veniv and cfaaertatocwiB, tasey mixed, euttiy tw and a gmemX amortm t d flue caadi AT STBWaCaAU K UTAIJU promptly aw 0'OrdecavfMn seed to. These goods must be sold. Call early and secure bargains. NO BAITS ATTENTION Dry Goods, SEW TO-DAY FOli S ILK IT .1 kiki;ii. Wm. Simpson offers for sale at one-half iheir original cost, the following described store fixtuies: 1 store desk. 2 counter scales. . 2 platform scales. 1 set store lamps. 1 McNeal A Urban safe, weighs 4800. burglar vault and lire proof. I McNeal A Urban sale; lire 'proof; weight, 2800. Til (TivV-afo:! cj Uiapjj JL i 1? viva AO 5 Furnishing Goods? Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, ns: tAsu: u!b: i STOCK,2 GRAIN" FARMS AN'D 17 SJT.VLL i tracts for sale on easy terms. Inquire of H Hrvant . Call and see me. First Street, IE1- BEAD, (Suox'ssor to X H. Alie..; - Albany, O---vi. A good opportunity to try the benefit of buying clean, fresh groceries and provisions for spot cash is now offered by KENTON & CHASE, ! NewJJStore betweenthe 'opera house and postofdee WIST PRICES MATERIAL FOR SALE FOR SAtE. AN Al FRESH -MILCH COW; ONE LIGHT one-horse hat-k, one kl-i of liht doul!e harness. For further information call upon K 1J. Vunk. Havinsr leased a portioioftlievnrd occupied ly Mr. Carter, situated on the city railroad switch, i.-Uvt-en FoitfMi and Fifth streets, I will endeavor .o keep on hand a -ei.eral supply of buildijis materia , such as uniber ana clear, shinies, sawed and M.aved, cedar and white tir. Alsolath, and will receive orders for sash, doors and mouldings when desired. Those desir uifr an ylhing in luy line are solicited., to call before purchasin elsewhere, m W. W. GROWLER Albany. - - Oregon MEW PROCESS R-QOR. mm Earn EnSfiisii i H.DIERCES: two- i witii Utsfetset to tim market. THE PffU OGRAPHER. Pwrtonl M stead Albanr (. 1 NEW SPRING GOODS NOW m jM -o) (o- MRS. SHAVE IS iv.W 1'itt.rAn.E.u m taku a few pupils in music -piano or terms moderate WM'LaUUIIUN , F.AHIIlONAULit TAII.OP.. . Nohv auiis and i-xnts o-jt and made to order from the latest line of saw plus di rect from 'Frisco a specialty. Cleaning and repairing a prompt v done. First strcef Albany, Qr. , The people of Clackamas county carry the broom in the way of the supply of candidates this year. The '.'anion labor party" has put out & full ticket in that county, j I.s most noticeable feature is the n vjaiuation of a young woman, M: Lizzie Ley, of Highland, for school superintendent. Even with I this novelty, however, it will not bo able to make any appreciable ! sar in the p litics of the county. Chinese laborers are scarce in Portland, as well as the entire Willamette valley. If they were so scarce that the work of the country was done by white labor only times would be better. Mayor Gates, of Portland, died suddenly at his home in that city on the 27th inst. old, and by his death was ter ruinated a useful life. H. t'liudl. ' BOOT AND SUOEMAKKR.1 warranted. i?hop since the to Ferry street, second doc r rn NY ONE fWISHIXG TO fresh milch cow for a dn ceive tho difference in easli shou John Brings. UILDIXG TO RENT SIT small business, next d inr x & Overman's harness stort. Iv latter place WORK ernoveU TftHce. ' A , FOR ompson ; at the V Hay for Sale. HAVE SOME GOOD HAY TO SELL, IP any one wants some Ooth I cheat. ZEE, J". J"OZTES, GEISriD R. La Bookseller 9 x iftWSnftfllftP.- Sill IV II KJ Vi. V Itl vll ivvm ,1 m -AND DEALER IN- Text Books and all School Sapulies. Fine stationery, miscellaneous hooks, photograph and autograph albums, inkstands, ink, pens, ptndlrf, esc, etc. SStici-t music, music books and all kindj of musical merchauiiise. General ISTews Depot. g"Mail orders promptly attended to. , Timothy and A. J. Fox. Sot Ice to Contract on. WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE TIDS Jj undersigned fo-- constrinAing a residence according to the plans and specifications, wnich can be seen at my place of business, the tame to be built on my premises adjoin ing this city. For further particulars in quire of J. A. GROSS. All bids to be in befoie May 1st, on which date tne contract will je let. Albany, April 10, 1SS3. The City Liquor Store, 3f. BAUMGART, Proprietor. a-Next door to thelOld Fellows' emple, Albany, Oregon's! Keeps conitantlv on hand the finest imported andJdomesticfwineS.Sliquors, ciRarsar toWos. Only first-clnssjliquorptore in she city SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY' Tip. was fit") vp;irs "WRIST WYSS, ONE BOOR EAST OF Alfred IIolmax, who has been; a member of the Ortgonian torial staff since 1S77, has taken chaige of the Seattle Pjfct-Intelli-v:er.cer. T;ie anniversary of Gen. Grant's birthday -'was celebrated in New York estt,rUay. Ir:n:lial Tsiilorinu. i J Democrat oitii e on S&ccnd street, is pre- paired to make suits, and all kino's of rloth i in.?. Men.-.' or boys' clothing repaired and i c f tmed at jeasonable rates. A line line o samples on nmd. Cl:ares reasonable. ,. i "WANTED GOOD AGENTS TO em-; u NTRO- duce an article used in tverv h.ouse- ho d f .-r every town and co.iiitv in Oregon, an.l Washin'tm and Idaho t.r;iorie dflio.s Box :'5, Albany, Oregon. w 'ANTEP VLi. THE FAliMERS WHO wish to sell their farms, to call and place the&.mo hi the hands of - C'irran & Monti ;t-h have . ci-.i! customers for j good iriui tock fa. ms. mm 11 l"T2l?,l m"'''''m'm "" - j t---'w7-T ,Y jiwmir'"',,'M,-f''',n"'""" """" I I r ill Lit p ami Lamp i -AT- JULIUS GBADWOHL'S Crockery 'Store. Jtloo-er Bros'. Silverware, French., China and Crystal ware, Boys' "Wagons vnd Doll Carriao-es, Fancy and Toy Ooods. . SAVE YUR MONEY Bv "buying your goods from my score. I am bny ing direct from thetactory and sell at Eastern prices with freight added, 101 cash. Kenton's Mmjmk -One Pound Can.25c ISSMr, PhilJLewis.fgtheJfirm of A. Lewis I Si, Afcj Shecld, Linn cointy, having jjst returned from Portland, where he purchased a fine stock of goody for the coming spring? trade, now invites the inspection of his customers. ASThese goods were bought cot cash and the advantage of very low prices will be given to the buyers. BEAD SHOT pRusHAwsra its i firm fAUUJi With the spring comes the ague. This now popular cure fer ague has never been known to fail. Call for testimonials at Prushaw's drug 'store, next to Revere house. Price 75 ots. per bottle. I am agent for ten responsible Fire and Marine In surance companies, representing 72, 000,000. Insure and protect y 0111 self before it is too late. Iam also acrent for the Frank Bros. Impleme it Co:, Portland. E3c on parle Francois. Hier wird deu.cn gespuchen.- Erownell & Stanard. SECOND-HAND STOEE. The past year has proven it to be a necessity. The best and cheapest place in the city to buy your S toy es, Furniture, tinware We are always prepared to buy your heusehold furniture at the highest cash price. Sole agents for the PEERLESS OIL CAN And Lamp Killer. 2FTirjshoprecentry added. All work done at the lowest possible rates M. FRANKLIN & CO' 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 von 5 ner cent off on cash. " : v: : ' . ' .. , ....