Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, May 02, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextORIGINAL DEFECTIVF THE MOIIXIXO HEX? ALP: WEBXESDAY, MAY 1SSS owing Jhnhi Icvaa .-icyUSUOAN "state TICKET. ;osork.ssmas Binier Herman. brr-RKME .Iri)(;R W. P. Lorrl. I'r.t..s;LKNTiAL Eleutocs Robert McLean. - Vt'lll. K:'.JUI3. -r-C. V. I'"il!tO'l. Attorney foe 3rd iks't. H. if. liei-.irr.. REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. order has lost 21,700 members in a l i: 4i :c t. : cerium Lime, uie more sigimii-isnii foci id carefully withhold from the public that a. much larger number of members of better material has been added to the order of the knights of labor, giving them strength and power of resistance they have never had before. T1-.3 organization of the knights has grown to such dimensions, and is exercising such an influence in the commonwealth that it gives pride, pleasure and hope to every laboring man and woman who understands its purposes and power. But not so with the law and mammon protected class which seeks to keep labor down. They view with alarm the influence the knights of labor are wielding their solidarity and the grand spectacle they exhibit to the labor world in the varied industrial pursuits of the country. Hence the misrepre sentation through the subsidized press. The awful amount of stuff sent out from headquarters through the monopolistic press concerning the knights of labor, indicates almost total depravity on the part of the miserable liars who furnish it, and questionable credulity on the part of the papers that repeat it. We desire no concealment from the uublic of our nrinoinlfts. nnr- A new and more perfect method j poses and oondltion) but upon the Newton Rspkes.sstatives O U Irvine, Albany. W W Richardson, Scio W K K'rk. Mrowusviile oii.vrv Judge I) It N Bl u.-k!uirn, Albany Commissioners A Savasro, Sasitia.ni A Brandon. Center CfcFKK Geo W Davis, SheiW tvSCORDER O S May, Si;io Sunnier -John Censer; Syracuse Treasurer J FHvde, Liberty AssKSiKMt C Sperry, Brownsville Sfoiiooti Sl'P'T J M Williams, Halsey Surveyor E T T Fisher, Syracuse Coroner T II Cone, Albauy CAMPAIGN OFFER! Subscribe Sow, la Time to Read All the Local anil StntelPolit leal Sews. During the coming political c am paign the Daily and Weekly Herald will be mailed to new sub scribers at the following reduced rates : Weekly to Jan. 1, 18S9 $1 00 Daily to Jan. 1, 188!) 2 oO Daily to July, 1 1883 1 00 Bv carrier " 1 25 EDITORIAL XOTES. M-wriw Floor Cleaner ! Mm! r -T-v - . . y . V - "I ( ' S JT W P1 v r Ibany yard ami office on Railroad, between 4i!i and Havi rh street Ji Having lumber not excelled in quality, unclfucilities not surpassed for tlie pioujit ana sutulaetory tilling or orders, I rcspe tiuiJv .,.io:t .t s.e ui ;il.c radc- " A. W'iSSLSil.g NEW STORE. GOODS THE OLD WA Y THE NEW WAY o utentiivjng criminals, which o -iginated in Paris, is being adopted by some of the prison authorities contrary we want a thorough in vestigation by the people and feur not the result. The order is now Every housekeeper knows from experience the hard labor requ'u id to wash floors and wring the cloths by hand. By using the Newton self-wri jging lloor ncnici, Minikins me eioiu ny nana is avoided, the hud labor is thereby les sened; the hands do not come in contact -with the water, wuere.hv vou cuii use hoihnsr and ammonia water. The Newton self-wringing floor cle? r,er is light, durable and simple in construction, and well merits' the claim of helm; the ncM meniea. ?peciai into to canvassers and the usual discount to the trade. Manufactured and sold by LOUIS VIERECK, Albany, E. inn County, Orsgon. I3r"State and Territorial rights for sale iu Kansas, Colorado, Nevada, Texas, Oregcn, California. Washington, Montana, Alaska, New .Mexico, Idaho, Indian, Utah, Dikoto, Arioia and Wyoming Territories. " , " ,J1 : tiking the i r.liminay steps to ac- anthropometrical method. In ad- ,.,v,i:u n- 11 i - I complish this e::d by placing com- "uu ij nu: uiuLograpu or ine ; prisoner, accurate measarerncnts of his height, the length and width of his head, the length of the le,t middle and little finger, of the fjot, the forearm, the ear. the stretch of the arms, description of scars, color of the eyes, and so on, are recorded ; and it is thus possi ble to identify prisoners assuming false names with far greater ease than was before possible. It is asserted that, in the two years that the sys:em has been in operation in Pari?, 820 habitual criminals arrested under assumed names have been identified. Besides the practical utility of the system it amasses very valuable statistical data contributing towards the natural history of the criminal classes. The claim that electrical motors are to supercede steam engines as rnoth'e powers, receives a rathe' summary back set from trie Amer ican Machinist, which is of the opinion that ihose who lok a little deeper into cause and etfect under stand that i; t he wildest dreams of alecfric enthusiasts were instantly realized, so far as to use electric moi rs -if it were possible wher ever power now furnished dire- ly by siam engines, the wori i would be. enormously short in S'-an. engines, and team engine j; woul.l be. for a" time, by . greatest business of the p. -tent membei of the order as public lecturers and teachers, on tae principles of knighthood, in eery county and township in the United States and Canada that the people may know just what our nims are. It is my intention to meet the people at every precinct in Linn county, on the same day and place that is appointed for the county candidates to meet for political discussion, and taik to the people at half-past seven or eight o'clock in the evening about the order of the knights of labor. J. F. Hendrex. Harrtsbi kg, May 1, 1SS8. W. F. READ, (Successor tn X. tt. A LLEN) j sTE"W winter 1 1 hi (I a uuv 1 am now receiving new aoods in every line and wouiu coHiiaiJy invite everybody to call and inspect our' stock and prices Ve propose to have thej NEW Tie Hardware ui loveliy Store and 2.3 cent counters no each of Opened by Wm. Simpson. 5 10 1 wuen eve. y a. e ,s soui at the figure named. This is a rare .,opon,U!..iy to replenish yonr kitchen furniture and household furnishing goods, or to purchase 10,000 uaefularticles at prices ceyer before heard of. w m.siivrpsoisr-H ALSO HAVING rURCHAPED THE- BAMEl' -OP- Of ASHBY. iruirfiiing Goods and liuirisburg, consisting of (Nothing, Gents' General Merchandise. A I Of Shane & Lonswav Offers the entire stock of div smdos. bouts .ir.d ;:c-.. )-.inh dres goods, woolen fat rics, domestics, etc e'u. A. FULL STOCK 0 Staple Groceries I Fine GIaswaFe,Crockery The beet quality of tatw, coSae. nin uv ants, etc. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. At thin old and reliable houae is also to y found a eampiete aasortment, of fresh famOi (roceriea, U which i eonataotly being aJded ail Uig se80Dbe Ua of rasaries aui pravitio sueH aa v.t-v- -- , Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of AH Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc Theee goods were all bought when nrica ere tow, and the benefit of the margin will t' fivf.n to liia customers. Kcraember the w at Uie old coroer ou First arid BroaOulbin sta. " CONRAD III. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER. Proprietors of AIM SODA MIS And manufacturers of ftne NEIV TO-DAY. FUIC AT A K.tlUi.&IX. The Live Drv Goods Hous Of Albany, and shall lat all times study the wants (tt our patrons both m style and crimps Wm. yimpson offers for sale at one-half iheir original cost, the following described store iixtuies: 1 store desk. 2 counter scales. 2 platform scales. 1 set store lumps. 1 -YlciSVul & U rban safe, weighs 4S00, burglar vault and tire proof. 1 McNeai & Urban saie; fire proof; weight, 2800. f STOOK.2 GRAIN FAKMS AND 17 SMALL T criiets lor suie on easy terms li Ilryant. Inquire 01 ry Fin: mil. Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots mid Shoes, Groceries.Etc bu far b 1 tii. i N Al FRESH MILCH CuW; ONE LIGHT one-horss hak. one set of !i-'ht doable : htinie.-.-!. hor lurtlser information call upon i IL Ii. Vlltik- in power mat noes tne i - ' I U-i .HANK H VnU IH'P1HI.-Il Til take a lew iiujhis in music - piano or u:iv;y suaae'iuate it thi3jorsuu- icnasiuouemte. of t!ie world by steam would j j1' r had to bo furnished through j connecting link of electric j V . Call and see me. First Street, IE1. BEAD, (Successor to N H. Alieu Albiuy. ) )ri. ill Cost VVitliou terva! These goods must be sold. Call early and secure bargains. ja.m NO BAIITS ATTENTION A good opportunity to try tlie lbenent oriouying clean, fresh groceries and provisions for spot cash is now offered by KENTON & CHASE, H New 6 tore between Jthe pera house and postoffice We arc now prepared to furnish cho'ee, frts'b easdies of best grade, consisting- of j.me nti-c. msoned flavors, mixed candies, extra ..,;,..a and chocolate creams, fancy niixed, cmdj Uijt aad a general aegortment of flue candies AT WlOLEsALE OB KETAIf tFOrdon from coontrjr. dealers promof.h a toned to. Faetcry on Imt ueet, Albany, - Oregon m w Ml nu muia MM, UniilG 4t C., Prsp'A. NEW PROCESS LOUR. (Snycriar SmttuaOf mad bakan tat) The Best Storage FaciJitic? Tike HikHt prioa in caafa paid for wbeaX ... OKiX. fievere House fiestamM (OH BUBCPBAM FLJLS; cted by f H. DIERCKS! Hesls Rrrd from 8 ceats tm 8I-0 ytJustmere order winterer deaired. ib'c - ' i'd with the beat in trie mnrket. M'LaL'OHUN , FAS1IIONA11LK TAII.OI!. Nohv suns and iiuits mi and madi . .,.:! t-' j0. f ... i n ortier iroin uie laiesr. mie oi samp:es Ui- i ...... .u.vuuu.11 '' i reet from 'Fn.-e. a sp'.e:aity. t'leaiiin' and of iHrrv. Th s)(:im pnuino wiil I repairing a prompt,- uone. F.rst street stiiii I at least until the dreams of Vliianv, Or t II. Hindi. TOOT AND SHOEMAKER, jALL WOIiK Jj warranted. Shop since the fire removed who hope to make electricity j t from coa! aKunie tangible , and even then there li preat to Kerry 8t;-i-ct, second do.rtro.u postoilica. tbility that it will continue to he uif.it :riine mover." vvool is jilacod u;; the free list, I .posed by Ilia Milis tariff hill, ANY ONE i.WISIIIXG TO TRADE A fresh mileli cow for a dry one anil re ceive the difference in cash should apply to John Bris. DUILDIXG TO RENT SUITABLE FOR J) small business, next door to Thompson IiiijUire at the POTEST PRICES W t K i IliiM Havinjr leased a )ortlon'of tlie yard occupied by Mr. Carter, situated on the city railroad switch, butween Fourth and Filth streets, I will endeavor to keep on bund a feiierul supply of building inateriul, such as lumber ana clear, shingles, sawed and shaved, cedar and white tir. Alsolalli, and will receive orders lor sash, doois and riiouldiiiijs vvben desired. Those desir mjr anything in iny line are solicited to call before purchasing elsewhere, W W. CROWDED , l. . rV . I - (-i, . f ! uvernian s Harness store, will be too k.aer, the fanner j laUer v1mx i nianiiiacturer. THE OF LA30E. '. F.niTim o." Tii a H aAoD : a retreat issue of your paper appeased a short tel n in th.st; words : . "Phil hia, April 24 The knights of are in need of ready money, have authorized the sale of available property. Under resent administration for 1886 1887 the order has lost 21,700 ibers and the total expendi- were 4i2 ,Gi." nn in a position to know that ibove ttatt-!nent misrepresents rder ; places it in a false pos.' and does it a gross injustice, not true that they have offered r property for sale. There is 'tfcasion for it.- They are well I htianeiaUy. If they were to it would be for profit. They i been offered and can get .y tiiousand dollars more lor r property iu Paiiadeipoia than paid fyr it. n ir.ic ti;e pen; d of 183G and tlicre were mo.v than 21,700 ; ibeis dropped out of the order j ;couut oi the uuautltorized ' i.-aov incd s.irikt s that were! p!ta:i; : .'.'.'Uh the contriv- '' ttii a.-io.. pf spies, traitor.-, Lu:iti:-.ers aid other aris n'i!.;::opoy that had . the order. While tin-! is '.laAz : rvuuuer.t that li ? SI, T. JOITES, lliiy for Sale. THAVE SOME GOOD HAY TO SELL, IF JL any one wants some both Timothy and cheat. A. J. Fox. w r ANTED -ALL THE FARMERS WHO wish to sell their farm-, to call and place the ie in the hands of Oirran & -Montietn have several custoruecs lor (food yrai rniik farms. Prartical Tailnrtn;. CHRIST WYSS, ONE DOOR EAST OF Democrat office on Second street, is pre paired to make suits, and all kinds of cloth ing. Mens' or boys' clothing repaired and cleaned at leasonablc rates. A nne line o samples on hand. Charges reasonable. DOOKsener, -AND DEALER 1N- Kee Out tlsc Hies. BY USING SCREEN DOORS AND WIN DOWS manufactured by R. B. Vunk. Shop on corner of Second and Ellsworth Sts. GITT FEED STABLE, ARCHIE BLACKBURN, Proprietor. HORSES BOARDED BY THE DAY Oil week. Baied hiy, holed straw and chopped feed for sale at stable or delivered to anv part of the city. 1 iS'On Fourth street, two blocks east of ci'iirt home. Text Book and all School Supnlies. Fine stationery, miscellaneous hooks, photograph and autograph albums, inkstands, ink, pens, ptnciis, etc., ceo. Jjneet ihupio, music books and all kindj of musical merchandise. General jSTcvs X)epot. "Mail orders promptly attended to. The City Liquor Store, M. BAVMGART, Proprietor. J iTN'ext door to theOdd Fellows' empie, Albany, Oregon's J Keeps constantly on hand the Quest imported andidomesticjwines.kliquors, cijrarsjir ; tob--;os. Only tirst-class,lHnior,store in she city SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY 111 -o)-(o- ii amps m u amp lmmmflpc IllllllJU -AT- mm) Bicycle:-; C!JL T. J. 0VRM!i ALBANY, OSS&OST.i AIJENT 1 (iR :uil Sri- IN ALBANY. I" si-c Iliti ti ipo'.is ; l Foi 1 '. They .in- Hi- latest ou. ui uo'-xny it tw'VrfFJK'W s v-sf-rwv --"V- JULIUS GEADWOHL'S Crockery Store. j I?ocrer Bros'. Silverware, French.. Ciiiria andOrystalware, Boys' Wagons vnd "Ooll Carriaores, Fancy and Toy Ooods. 1 SAVE YUR MONEY Bv Tmying your goods trom my store. I am bny ing direct from the tactory and sell at Eastern prices with freight added, ior cash. leiiloM Wm Powile -One Pound 0a2oe J a THE PHu OGRAPHER. Paxtfln's old stand Albanv NEW SPRING GOODS ISSMr. Phi! Lewis, 'of the;firm of T L Lewis & Sod, At Shedd, fLinn 0011113 having just returned froinsPortlanrt, where he purchased a fine stock of goods for the coming spring: trade, now invites the inspection of his customers. iSThese goods were bought ior cash and the advantage of very low prices will be given to the buyers. PRUSHAW'S; DEAD SHOT ONfAGDE With the spring comes the ague. This now popular wire for ague has never been known to fail. Call for testimonials at Prushaw's dru;r store, next to Revere house. Price 75 cts. per bottle. SICONOAND STORE. T:ie past year has proven it to be a necessity. The best ;md cheapest place in the city to buy your Stoves Furniture, tinware e aie always prepared to bnv vour heu-schold furniture" at Hie highest ci'.sh price. Sole agents for ilie ' PEERLESS C!L CAN And Lamp Filler. cT'hop recently added. All work j 'lone lit the lowest possible nites I m. iTlAxmlin & co; I am ap;ent for ten re-r;sible ! surance :'nipames, represviju;;' iv.a proier-r yom.e(T uerore ic us ieiit Ut ttie iMaiiK Bros. Imp Mid Marine In T. ! la o:i: pane I ra Do not lie (cceivpil into r.rmng i - .000,000. Insure i ' J! Ul or Won$ "-oils for the '- ure. J am also v.- .r v vm i .. emeu t Co-, Portland. ; u" lr,Wfl?t ttom v.rv, ni ai- I "uv yn -1 'per cent; oil' on cash. ; '. Browiiell & Stanard. Hier ivird deuich gesprochen.