Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, May 06, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOIENTTMi TIER ALT): SLXDAY, MAT MUOt G, 1 888. . , wi r Pavning nitxj tevad : WS ST A T TtuKt I. Oonkks.man Bmorer Herman. fcl'PRKMR JUDOK W. P. Lord. I'rksiubstial Eleutors Kobei t McLean. - Wm. Kapus. C. W. Fulton. Attorxet for 3rd ws't. H. H. liev.-itt. REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. RErRESiSTATiVES O H Irvine, Albanv. W W Richardson, Scio W R Kirk, Brownsville oi'XTY .XtDGB r R N BHektiurn, Albany ,'OMMiNHto.NKRS A Savaite, Santiam A Brandon. Ceiitur Clkhk Geo W D;ivis, Shedd KEC'(RiKi!.0 S May, Scio Siikrifp -John Conser; Syracuse Treasi'rkr J F livde. Liberty A.-kssok C Sperry, ISrownsvtlle StlldoL Si'p'T J M W illiams, Halsey SSsalEYOH E T T Fisher, Syracuse CorIsek T H Cone, Albauy CAMPAIGN OFFER! Subscribe Sow. In Time to Keml AM the Loral auil StateJFoUl ical Sewn. Durinsr tha coming political c am paign the Daily and Weekly Herald will be mailed to new sub scribers at the following reduced rates: WSeklv to Jan. 1, 1889 .$1 00 Dally to Jan. 1, 1889 50 Daily to July, 1 1888 -1 O Byr carrier " ...1 25 CHRISTIANITY VS. ISLAMiSM Over the relative civilizing influ ence of Christianity and Moham medanism there has been consid erable discussion of late, growing out cjf Bishop Taylor's advocacy of the ; claims that the hater was' pre-eminent in certain quarters. It has already been nhown that the facts as given by the eminent divine, who seems to have became enamored oi Ma homed, were not based upon suffi cient grounds to make them en tirely reliable. Malcolm MacColl, however, goes deeper into the subject. He shows that Islam can only raise to its own level tribes lower than itself in the scale of humanity ; but this it does at the terrible cost of petrifying them at that level forever the level, that is, of the barbarous Arabs of Mahomed's day. For, except in the matter of idolatry and infanta cide, Islam, as we tind it in Mecca, its metropolis, is not in advance of the social and intellectual condition of the Arabs of that time; and tice to workingmen and the r families. The legislature of Kansas wisely abolished it by the ena rtment of a statute which makes railrotd cor porations liable for damages loj their own servants on the sair.e terms as they are liable to pasei -ger3. The Missouri Pacific claimed that this legislation was in viola tion of the fourteenth amendment to the federal constitution, for the reason that it was directed against railroad companies specially a id all employers generally. The supreme court overrules this ob jection and sustains the legislation. FACTS FOR VOTEES TO CONSIDER. t rs n 2 " (Cains 5 i - ".r. for j& FOR SORE THROAT. Albany, Mav 5, 18S8. To the Editor of thr Heralu : We are on the-eve of an impor tant election. The candidates are in the field, and they will soon be on the "stump" urging their re spective claims to your suffrages and you should know something of these would-be public servants, before the day-if election arrives. One particular disciple of economy is striving with all his powerful "demogogic eloquence" and bad grammar, and worse logic, to con vince you that no man within your knowledge can administer the c unty matters as well as himself. Let us examine the records of the county a little add ascertain if these pretensions of economy' are warranted. I don't ask you, fellow citizens, to accept unquestioned my assertions. I shall not only make assertions, but I shall furnish the proof as I proceed. In j looking over the minutes of the county court for the April term and in the transaction of county business, I find that Mr. Ad Harmon was allowed at said term for his attendance as a witness at the March term of the circuit court, as follows : Ad Harmon, 3 days attendance and 36 miles travel .". 8 9 60 A'l Harmon, 2 das attendance and 36 miles travel 7 60 An Harmon, 3 tl 0 s attendance before grand jury and 36 miles travel ? 60 Tota' 7 c0 You will observe, fellow citizens, that this was allowed for attend ance at the same term of court and the sheriff informed me said witness was served with process in the city of Albany, and that this disciple of economy guaranteed the , , . i payment of his said claim tor ins be the last declaration ot the t. , - , f ,.a i .... . f l i said attendance as a witness before D vine Will to man , it follows that , Xo t!ie ,.oimty ally progress beyond the Koran is j yQU under. not only superfluous, duc impious in addition. ;.; And the history oi Islam all over the world proves to demonstration that what was ante cedently to be expected has in fact occurred. The Musuiman world contains no longer a single iter from which radiates any intellectual light or any sign of material progress. There is not one Musuiman state in the world which wifdds independent sway v.hich, in fact, does not exist solely by the sufferance of Chris tandoii . A creeping paralysis has fastened 'upon- islam, and the hadow of the devouring eagles 'may even now be descried on its horizon, llow stands tue case oi ' ;firistianity in comparison? Its bittern man is not only to the . hristian, but to the great mass of intelligent and educated unbe lievers, the highe.-t and noblest ideal of humanity that history records or the human mind can conceive. His teaching and ex ample are the most periect exhibi tion of human virtue that the world has seen. , In view, indeed, of the relative conditions of the countries and nations that are respectively pre dominated by Christianity and Islamism,it certainly seems strange that so much prominence should have been given to the claim that the religion of the prophet con tained any real and lasting, and progressive and verifying effect in .it. The countries that still give allegiance to its tenets are the most unprogressive and effete on the globe, while on the contrary thos-e countries and nations that were illustrated by the scenes upon Calvary are the only truly pro V'cssive nations of the earth. o cc o - r1 ; - S : 2 . g o j . " a 5 " a . oOTSS s s ; . e u s 9 o : 2 2 2 j o - ,.: p s j - es ) "orJC) - fit 2 i c r s a ' ' 0 ' Kara 8 3 8 SPRINGFIELD SAWiiL .s x Newiou Sell-riiiof Flow ta THE OLD WA Y THE NEW WAY Every honRckeencr knows frotn expci iciifc 'tlw lmnl labor requh :rt to vnsli doors and wring tin: cloths ! hand. By ushtr the .Newton self-wri iiiing llooi cleaner, wriniring the cloth ly hand is avoided, the, lrrd labor is thereby les sened; the hands do not c.nne in eontaet v.i-li the water, whereby you can iuc boilhiir and ammonia water. The Newton self-wringing floor eles ner is ligh durable and simple in construction, ami well merits the claim of beint: the liest invented Special rafe to canvassers and the usual discount to the trade. .Manufactured and sold bv " LOUIS VIERECK, A.ltai-Lr. Linn County, Origon. jState and Territorial rights for salt in Kansas, Colorado, Nevada, Texas, Oreiron, California, Washington, Montana, Alaska, New Aiexieo, Idal.o, Indian, Utah, Dakotn. Arizona and Wyominrr Tirritories. W. F. READ', (Sucoesor to N. H. A LT,FN) ;er and snrins 1 am now receiving new goods in every line and would coidiallv invite evervhodv lo c-ali and our stok and p.nce?. V'e propose to have the inspect THE INTKJiEST OF WORKINGMEN. put runs ami fnu' : on J, vol; s-tr .et, Lis 1 iiii'l Kir-r. '1P---J Tn an ouinion rendered a few davs ago the United States supreme ! ences court upheld a Kansas statute of a ' kind that ought to be found in! VJ W every state ot tiie union. i Bv the common taw an employer i is not liable in damages for an in- J jury sustained try one employe through the negligence of another Take a railroad accident, fur in stance, caused by the gross care lcssnotfsof a switchman or con din. - ; tor. An action for damages may be maintained against t e con -pany for every passenger i.illod or; njured, but it is n.-t liable for tl e . death or injury oi any employe. . That is a groumik's distinction j which has been a source of iuj -j stand, fellow citizens, that the law make. no provision for the pay ment of such claims, only when the attendance has been as a witness only, and when the travel has been actual. Now, for the proof, your correspondent would refer you to the case of Crawford vs. Aoram, touna on page kk oi the second Oregon reports, where Wilson J., delivering the opinion ofthe supreme court of this Mate in ISoO, says: ''7th. In two or more cases between the san e par ti.'S, at the same term, a witness would be allowed but single mile- are attendance ; ana tne attero . j ance in each successive case would reach back only to the final disj c sition of Uk' preceding case." If such is the correct interpreta t '.in oi the law of this state, and unless this ruling of the county court has changed the rule, we presume it is the rule which our courts will follow, unless we ex cept our own court, which is a law unto itself, there has been an un warranted waste of the public money. This is such a small matter that your correspondent would not consider it worthy of his notice, but tor the high and mighty pretensions of this disciple of economy. Such are his anxieties on this subject that more than once he has rendered himself liable to the criticisms of some poor men who have served the public as supervisors, and when their ac counts weie prese-ted they were reduced from twenty-five to seventy-five per cent. Agc!n it is whispered that because riis man Harmon is the proprietor of a rum mill, and his influence may be useful to the judge in this cam paign, he has been allowed what is unlawful. Your correspondent does not make the assertion, he merely states the facts, and your readers can draw their own infer- Democrat. The Live; Dry Goods House Of Albany, and shall Tat all times study the wants of our patrons both in style and prices. 1 1 SPRIN"&FIEL"D Dry urmsnmg rcr Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries,Etc Call and see me. First Street, IF1- BEAD, (Successor to N H. Alley . AJbuv. ) .1 TTnviiiir leased'a!oortionof tl.e vard oeeupied by Mr. Carter, situated'on the city railroad switch, between Fourth id:d Fil'lh streets, I will endeavor to keep on hand a general supply 'f building material, sueh as uniber ana clear, shingles, sawed and s!.ael, cedar and .white, tir. Alsolath, and will receive ovuers lor sash, doors and mouldings when desired. Those desiring anything in my line are solicited to eall before purchasing Ulsew"c ' W. W. CROWDER ZEE, T. TOILTIES, tote Newsdealer, Stationer, jBT"Albany yard and ofllee on Railroad, between 4ih and 5th streets JSrX Having lumber not excelled in quality, ciidfacilities not surpassed for the prompt aim satisfactory titliuif or orders. 1 resoeetfaliv solicit a Uie A. WifKSLKK. .. -A. FULL STOCK OV- NEW STORE. NEW GOODS 11 ie Hardware and Novell Store Opened by Wm. Simpson. 5, 10, 15, and 25 cen t counters t o each o vhich every artie'e is sold at the figures named. Tn.s is a raie p u.iii... to replenish vnnrlkitehen furniture and household furniahiny goo'--, or ; purchase 10,000 usefularticles at prices never before heard of, W ixl . SIMPSON AIO HAVING PURCHASED Till-: BAXKl.'i PT 511UJV k -OF-. HAY & ASHBf Staple Groceries I feGlassware,Crocler TbabefltqaalityiK taoa. coffo, niain uv Mis, etc. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Breac? Every Day. AtthUoldand reliaMe home is also to -, (ound a complete aasortmMt, of fresh fatniK gtoeeriea, to which is constantly being a-1de' Jk the aeasomMe Unas of gMtoariM ami proviaiua ttteh as Cranbeme8, 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 &U bought when pring were low, and the benefit of the margin will i riven to 4iia customers. Uemtraher ihe pla.. s the old corner on First ai.d B'oa.ialbin Sta. ' (DM 111. J HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER. Proprietors of 7 car i nrnntfoi. m im mm, i-i a Mb Oi llarrisburg, consisting of (lothiu, .ent' l-irnis General Mercliandiw. Also Idnj' Goods , nd AT D 4T MM li -Of ttliai'ie fe Lonsway- Offers the entire Ptock of diy gndos, loot and siioes.la.uies' dri's goods, w(xIen fairies, douestics, etc etc. g fine 1 Cos 1 111 teserve ! fjtf These goods must be sold. Call early and secure bargains. NO BAITS ATTENTION A good opportunity to try the benefit of buying clean, fresh groceries and provisions fori spot cash is now offered by KENTON & CHASE," XeuStorebetween the opera JJhousegJand postoffioe PR And manufacturers of Choice Confectionery. -' We are now prepared to furnish eho'ee, fresit candies of beet 'grade, consisting .-rf j.u.-y ti-"c. aoaorced Oavoni, miiel candies, extra ne "n and chocolate creams, fancy mixed, euidy ivyi and a general assortmenl ot fine candied AT HOi.EAI.E OB UETAIL. WOrders from conn try dealers prompcl, a tcned to. Factor, on tint street, Albany. - - - Oregon. Red frown Wk IMIi sVAMNMfi 4t CO Prap'a. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Snpcrior tor faxn&y sad bakers' an) CTTi KitMat liric in cash said for wheal. ,1 - - - mi I ii-- - - - Mere House Eestaurajitl ' (OK BUBOP&lN riaJt) ! Oaadveted by ; H. DIERCKS. Steals sary I sCustniers eider -ib'e-: .-- o'ied with tha best tn tae market. 1? )( ; Lamps and Lamp Iiiiis THE PHu 0GRAPHER. Faxtnji'H old stand ATbonr NEWSPBING ESMr.pidliLewia, i i - n hi GOODS of tlie firm of , 0WIS c -AT- JULIUS GBADWOHI Atj Sijedu, , Lum cotiiity, Jiavm r just returned from Portland, .wliei-' e purchased a fine stock of goods for he coming spring trade, now invites -he inspection of lus customers. hese goods were hough! ior aash and the advantage of very low prices will be given to the buyers. Crockery -Store. Roorer Bros'. Silverware, Frenc i. O a i a x andOrys talware, Boys' Wagons vnd "Ooll Carriacres. Fancy and Toy Ooods. SAVE YUR MONEY Bv hiiying your goods from my store. I am Imy ing direct from the tactory and sell' at Eastern prices with freight added, ior cash. Kenton's Bkififf Fowde -One -Pound Canioc -AND DEALER IN- TO-DAY. Rfni:vwl. OSKPI-I WF.BPKR AXNOUXCES TO HIS is that he can Vu fo-md . Knuine C'.. No. 2 v new ruoms in Fo i.e icudy, -VTOViCE IS i.' -ui:t-, is iii . . lit VEX' THE i Text Books ami all School Supnlies. Tine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums inkstands, ink,' pens, pencils, etc., etc. tJiieet u.usic, music books and all kindd of musical merchandise. General ISTews Depot. 23? " '1 orders promptly attended to. .8 City Liquor Store, 21. BAZ fGAIlT, Proprietor. lectin !a ne .Kit!!.1 1. Z'VSvxi door tol'hc i, KiV.s contaiitly o;i hand tin: : l:;v )f .inri!, i'.S, . 'ai-shal. to'j-:n.Qi. Uniy iirst-chss liqu SPECIAL A vllows cti-.plc, A'bniiy, regon tf-J iim iTU'.! an(!J(lomsticlines,l4liquor3, ciffarsar PRUSHAW'S DEAD SHOT ON AGUE "With the spring comes the agtie. Phis now popular cure for ague has 'ittver l;een known to fail; Call for restimor.iids at frushaw's dru store, :cxt to Eevi-re house. I'rice 75 cts. n:V bottle. C05D Tlie nast yrnr hss "prir-'. en it to le a necessity. Tlie best and cheapest place in the city to buy your Stoves, Fnmitnre, tinware We aie always prepared to buy vour household f-oi-nituro at the highest cash price. Sole agents for the si PEERLESS' And Lamp 01 CAB Filler. :FTinshop r.-'untly adV don;: ; t p'osK.jt,;0 -All work tee sake TrvT:m: PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY 1 am agent for ten responsible Fire and Marine In i surance companies, representing f72,ooo,ooo. Insur ! . .1 .-.,,4 rm-t- n, f,lf hifi aim uutau k) uiusni uciv'u- iu is lai.e. X am also ! viu iv - asrent for the Fiank Bros. Implement Co-, Portland. 't!e '7 fT lei on parle Francais. Hier wird deuteH c,esproclien. Browneir&fitanard ft M. 1. i c;f(..i- ofc . rs, r.nd al- 1' on cash.