Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, May 20, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDaily A.Ntr Weekly T1SKMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: OAILY. Vuhlished levery mornin-f except Mnda.) olivered by txirrier, per week 0.15 liy mail, .cr j eai 5 00 WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Morning-.) One copy, per annum, in advance S2.00 I W.ien not paid in advance.., 2.f0 IV Mi!. ulxcrihe Sow, In Tlnie to Kc:ul All the Local anil State Polit ical ws. During the coming political cam paign the Daily and Weekly JIerald will be mailed to new sub scribers at the following reduced rates : Weekly to Jan. 1, 18S9 $1 00 Daily to Jan. 1, 1889 2 50 Daily to July, 1 1888 1 00 Ev carrier " 1 25 REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET, Congressman Binder Herman. Sui'KKMK Jodok W. P. Lord. P11K8IDK.NTIAL Electors Robert McLean. - Win. Kapus. C. W. Fulton. Attorney for 3rd dis't. H. H. Hewitt. REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. Kepressntatives O H Irvine. Albanv. W W Kichardooii, Scio V R Kirk. Brownsville County Ji'dge 1 R N Blackburn, Albany Commissioners A Savasre, Santiaiu A Brandon. Center Clerk Geo W Davis, Shedd Rkcorder O S May, Scio Sheriff John Conser; Syracuse Tkkascrkr J F Hyde, Liberty Assessor C Sperry, Brownsville School Sup't J M Williams, Halsey fi rvkyor E T T Fisher, Syracuse Coroner T H Cone, Albauy EDITORIAL NOTES. The canvass in Linn county will open to-morrow at Fox Valley. Badeav is still pushing his suit against the lair memory of Gen. Grant. Gen. Beems' widow, it is said, will engage in newspaper work in New York city, as soon as she can settle the rumors started over the mystery connected with her hus band's death. . Hon. Geo. H. Williams will speak at the court house in this city to-morrow evening. He is one of Oregon's ablest men, and should be heard by every one who wishes to hear a powerful speech. One of the very essential mat ters to look after in every city is that of pure water for culinary ; use and drinking purposes. Health, welfare and prosperity depend upon it. Albany should be aiive upon this subject, as well as upon nu- 1 merous other ones that she has shown enterprise and push in put ting forward. The Willamette valley seems to "be afflicted with a gang of second Tate safe breakers. They invari ably do a bungling job, but always manage to cany off the money. As no special reward has been offered for their capture, detectives have as yet been unable to locate these light-fingered gentry. Henry George seems to be the target of ill fortune all around. William Hutchins, an eccentric admirer who recently died, be queathed George ten thousand dollars, but the court of chancery -has decided that the bequest is illegal and therefore void, so the great land doctor will have to get along without the case which was intended to assist in developing his peculiar theories. Gen. Lucius Fairchild, of Wis consin, says of Judge Gresham that he is a man who has the im- j , . f i mense advantage of possessing a splendid military record in addi- tnnn tn an fl.rimira.hl civil Career. and that he is the strongest candi date the republicans can nominate. And he might have added that just at present his prospects for nomination are ahead of every other candidate. The Scofield-Hatch case in New York, resulting in rinding the dead body of Hatch in the yard adjoin ing the Scofield mansion after he had accompanied Mrs. Scofield home at a late hour, and caused a scene with the lady's husband, in being investigated by the coroner, developed numerous cases of the pusillanimous habit of writing anonymous letters. Such missives should never be noticed in legal proceedings nor anywhere else. The trial of Landreth, the fiend ish murderer of his stepdaughter in Polk county last January, will begiu at Dallas on Monday, the 2Sth inst. He is said to have no hope of escaping the gallows. Theie is certainly little ground to build any other expectation upo:?. Polk county is not likely to give Judge Lynch a chance to swing th's murderer off this time, and considering the fact that Landreth has just now discovered that insan ity was the cause of the murder this do ige ianot likely to save his neck. TEMPERANCE K0TE3, j Contributed bv the VV. C. T. Y:. ' At the regular meeting of the ; union Tuesday afternoon a lengthy i and interesting report of the state t convention was read by the presi- j dent. A steel engraving of the proposed temperauce temple, to be erected in Chicago, was presented to the union by Mother Fisher, who procured it by making up what is known as a "Baby Band." Mrs. Fisher secured the names of 125 children between the ages of 3 and 5 years. Each of the children donated ten cents to the temple fund, thus securing to Mrs. Fisher the engraving. The picture will be framed and have a place in the new hall. The juvenile work was put into the hands of a committee of ladies, namely: Mrs. Sox, Shane, McAlister, Webb and Hen drickson, and will hereafter re ceive special attention. The business meetings of the union, which have sometimes been so lengthy as to inconvenience some of the members, will hereafter, by a vote of the union, close at five o'clock. In the recapitulation of the re port of the superintendent of young women's work at the state conven tion, we find the following items of general inierest: There are now twelve young woman's unions in the state ; these have a total mem bership of 442, which represents 298 active and 149 honorary member.'. This number does not include the membership of East Portland and CorvaUis (their number not being reported). The whole amount of money raised during the year: $885.05. Eugene is the banner union in point of numbers, having a majority over all others of 14 active and 25 honorary members. The Dalles shows itself to be the financier of the state, having raised the largest amount of nionev. I Pendleton takes the honor of hav ing distributed the largest amount of literature, also has the largest subscription to our national organ. Astoria shows the greatest enter prise in taking 25 shares of stock in the Pacific express, in holding 45 regular meetings during t year and in distributing the largest number of boquets. Albany carries the broom in campaign work, hav ing raised and spent in round numbers $104.60, $84.00 more than any other union. All the others did we'd and each deserves its meed of praise. This department is now in the hands of Miss Emma C. Warren, of Astoria, a wise en ergetic woman, who will press this work with vigor. The state: convention voted to giye special attention this year to gospel temperance, and if possible j bring some noted worker in that j line into the state and make a j thorough canvass. Maj. Hilton, of I Washington, D. C, was favorably- spoken of. Our opportunity is the measure of our responsibility. Let us aim for more work as well as better work this year. Let us study, i with a view to self-culture. "If thou another soul would'st reach. Thou must thyself be fed.'' NEW TO-DAY. Wood Wanted. SEALED PROPOSALS FOR 100 OOKB body fir wood delivered at the Albany electric light works will be received on or be fore May 25. The right to reject and and all bids reserved. N. II. Allbn. Notice ! OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT I will nnt h( reannnaihle fnr anv HnhtA i-on. t tractcd by any one after this date, except they have a written order from me. Scl Mav 1S8S. A- j. cary. "DUILDING TO RENT SUITABLE. FOR -L sniau Dusiness, nextaoor to inompon - &. overman s naraess store, inquire at mu latter place Practical Tailoring. CHRIST WYSS, ONE DOOR EAST OF Democrat office on Second street, is pre pared to make suits, and all kinds of cloth ing. Mens' or boys' clothing repaired and ci-aned at reasonable rates, samples on hand. Chanres A tine line reasonable. Notice to Contractor. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BIDS -1- will be received for the construction cf a two story house 9 miles east of Albany, for which plans and specifications can be seen at the storv of Monteith and Seitenbach. Bids will be received until June 1, 1888. D. B. MONTEITH. Kemoveil. JOSEPH WEBBER ANNOUNCES TO HIS patrons and friends that he can be fo-iml on Lyon street, between Engine Co. No. 2 and First street, until his new rooms in Fo shay & Mason 8 brick are ready, M'LaI'GHLIX , PAS1IIOXABLB TAIUiK . Noby suits and nmts cut and madi- to order from the latest linp of snmnlou ili rect from 'Frisco a specialty. Cleaning and j repairing a prompt done. First street Albany, Or. II. Hindi. TVOT AND SHOEMAKER, FALL WORK I t-hop since the fire remove. i I XJ warranted. to Ferry street, second doir from postuttiuc j Lost. ACCOUNT BOOK BETWEEN lames Wallace and Samuel E. Youn" AN was Hist on the wagon road between Albany and Goltra Station or in Albanv. Thclind r will pleise return the same to S E. Youiiir. Dissolution or Partnership? VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE JAI partnership heretofore existing between Frank L Kenton and C K. Chase, known :i Kenton JS Chase, Oroeers, Albany Oregon, :s thts cay dissolved by mutual consent, C. E. Cliisu retiring. F. L. Kenton will coiitin.ie the business, collect all sums due, and pay ab debts "if the same. F. L KENTON. C. E. CIIAE. A'.basv, May 15 1363 THE MOITNTM V . K. (Successor to winter nr Mil 1 am now receiving new soods in evervline and would coidially invite everybody to call and inspect our stock and pice. We propose to have the The LiveiDrv Goods House O Albany, and shall at all times stud the wants of our patrons both m style and prices. Dry Goods, Notions, mishing Goods, Hats Call and see me. BUILDING MATERIAL FOR SALE Havinjr leased a.partion.ol" the y:ird occu pied by Mr.- Carter, situated on l!ic city railroad switch, lietwccn Fourih and Fifth streets. I will endeavor to keep on hand a general supply f buildi iig material, such us lumber ana clear, shingles, sawed and shaved, cedar and white tir. Alsolath, and will receive orders lor sash, doors and mouldings when desired. Those deiir'niir an vthing in mv lino arc solicited to call before purchasinir l !su wlierc'. W. HE, CT- TCOnTIES, GriC EE .A. L. totefc Newsdealer, Stationer, -AND OEALF.R IX- Text Books and Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums, inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc. kimu of musical merchandise. IGreneral ISTews Depot. J3F"Man orders promptly attended to. The City Liquor Store, Jf. HAUMGAMT, Proprietor. lyXext door to thcOdd Fellows' emple, Albany, Oregonl&J Keeps constantly on hand the finest imported aiiddomeetic wines, liquor?, ciyarsjar tob"c-;os. Only tirst-class liquor store in she city SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY1 PALACE MEAT MARKET TamesJV. Pipe, Prop. Ural Street - Albany The best variety of choice beef.vea.1, mutton, pork -(ausage, etc., in the city keptjjcoustantiy an hand. 43T5CasWpaid for all" kinds If vou buy goods of ns to the amount of $1.00 don't forget to call for a ticket which will entitle you to 5 cents in goods at our store. P.rownell & Stanard. The best way to save money is by patronizing the new firm of lfrownell & stanard. We wel come all our old friends as well a-' new, and always strive by fair dealing to give the lowest, prices and best goods, and are ever on the alert to plea.se customers. r.UOWXEI.I. t TANAKP. u!ir l' titial A -- nut. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned, the executors of the last will and testunieDt of I. M. Cooper, deceased, have filed in the comity court ot Linn county, Oregon, their Una! account, and that Tues day, the nth day of .Hme, lKv;. has eels ap pointed for the bearing of objections to said account and thesettienmnt of Hie S'uie. All iters. ins intertrttcd cau actend c.t th" time set for such henring. (.'i:o. W, ( Uiornr., B. F. Pi-RBi-a. J). R. N. P.uckbcbs, Ev.u ;. Etc. Attorney for txcoutors SUNDAY, READ , X. II. ALLEN") j s and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries,Etc to N"4. Ailc. Albany, Oregon. W. CROWDER all School Siplie Sheet music, musicj books and all PLAIX AN I) ORNAMENTAL painting, paper hanging I one on sliort notice. Satisfac tion guaranteed. Charges reason able and all work promptly attend ed to. Bcal KM ale and Employment Agenry. Parties having farms for sale of about 100 acres, or those having lar ger tracts which they would he will ing to divide up into SO or 160 tracts are invited to call at our office, as we have a few purchasers for that class of farms. We can also furnish parties wanting help, either male or femaie, with sue!: h help as they desireon short We also have a tew situa- notice, lie also have s. tew situa- j tions for both male and female in the ! city and country. Call at our office if you want help or want employment We can get either for you. Office No. C3 First street, adjoining Twee dale & Hopkins tin store. F. A. BURKHART A CO. For the choicest crackers, pinner sniips and irinjrer nuts, coeonuut tally, fruit and raisin biscuit, cocoamit jum l!c, icnion bars and simps, honey cake, ex'ra oda loscuits, Monitor and nil V:uU of choice cracker.- 20 :md ex- Sufe S'uSicS I ;htmurkst affords.- ; IIERAIiD: ! 1 Wliittier d Thompson. ,3LVY 20, 1SSS. 3PRIN SPRING-FIELD JapTAlbany yard and office on Railroad, between 4li and 5th streets JgSl Having lumber not excelled in quality, undfaeilities not surpassed for the prompt and satisfactory tilling or orders. I respectfully solicit a stiaru oftlie rade. AWHEELEK.-B El NEW STORE. ktjl aware and Novelty Store Opened by Wm. Simpson. 5, 10, 15, and 25 cent counters no each of which every article is sold at the figures named. This is a rare opportunit' to replenish yourjkitchen furniture and household furnishing' 'oods, or to purchase 10,000 usefulartieleS at prices never before heard of. Wm. SIlVLPSOlNr -ALSO HAVING BANKRUPT STOCK - hay; &AsHby. Of Ilan isbtirg, consisting of. Clothing Gents' Furnishing Goods' and m 2JGeneral Merchandise. Also j ia Of Shane & Lonsway :P Oilers the entire stok of dry r- dres goods, woolen fabrics, domestics, etc efc. j it 1 y ffitioiit! 1,3 88--- These goods must be sold. K. L. KENTON, -D KALE GROCERIES Confectionery, Fruits and Vegetables, Cigaas, TOBACCO, ETC. New. Store between the Jopera "house and postoffice ALBANY, - - OREGON. warn lig -o) J Ul Lamp n mnn mm MM -AT- JULIUS GEADWOHL'S Crockery -?Store. Roorer Bros'. Silverware, French, China andCrvstalware, Boys' Wacrons vnd 13oll Oarriao-es Fancy and Toy Ooods. SAVE YUR MONEY Bv huyins your soods'trom mv"store. I amBlmv ing direct from thetactory -li, a...- i- .jj i - J 1 f jj j - " ,1, U ltn T1 elgnt added, 101' Cash. Kenton's IMiii ! Powde sible Fire and Marine In surance companies,, representing $72,ooo,ooo. Injure and protect yom self before it is too late. T'oL ank Bros. Implement Co-, Portland- lei on pane FrancQis. Hier wird deuteh gesprochen.' GFIELD SAW MllilHtrnXTi OREGON, NEW GOODS PURCHASED THE FM OF - I a, Inots an 1 s.ioas. ladies' fn Call early and secure bargains, It IX- (o - and sell at Eastern uric-e , ootL1 11 1J1 - .25c DEPARTURE. fa One Pomic Can II II III II M. IIU 111, LIU J -- m DH -A FULL STOCK OiT- Staple Groceries! Fine tewara,Crockery The best quality o tn. coAm, rm!n, m. cauts, etc CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day Atthi old and reliable houae is also to tr found a ciurpiete aasortoieBt, of freeh famik groceries, to which te eooatantly being addeH mm ihe reasonable Uaea of procerus aud prowiiio-x such as 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 (roods were ail bought when prio-a ere low, and the benefit of the marjrin will tl jiven to ids customers. Keroember the plau M the old comer on First and Boadalbia SW. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER Proprietors of 11 And manuffceterers of ice ry. We are now prepared to furnish choice, freak candies of best gride, consisting of pure stick, assorted flavor a, mixed candies, extra Kre.-iuv aud cbooolate creams, fancy mixed, candy iu and a general assortment of fine ciodies AT HfMALE OK BETAIL. Wrden from crrontry dealers prompclv asr umed to. Factorjr on First street, Albany. - - Oregon, NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior tsrfsjafljr sad WkaH sjm) The Best Storage FacilitiEi 9TkIiietMrtpricia cash fCt for wbsa ium ... osttowi, fierere Hoheb Rnran tl H. DIERCKSi TM THE PHU OGRAPHER. farton s old stand Atbanr Mr.Phil Lewis, of tlie firm of At- Shedd, fLinn county, having just returned from Portland, wher? he purchxied a fine stock of goods for the coming spring trade, now invites the inspection of his customeis. 3These goods were bought or cash and the advantage of very low prices will be given to the buyers. PRUSHAWS With the spring comes the ague. This now popular cure for ague has uever been known to fail. Call for testimonials at Prushaw's drug store, next to Revere house. Price "75 cts. per bottle. " SECOND HIND STORE. Tlje past year has proven it to be a necessity. The beet iwd cheapest place in the city to buy jyour Sto7es,Fttrniture,tiiiwar8 We ate always prepare to buv vnur heuschold furniture at Uhc highest easlipr.ee. Sole airent f br the ' PEERLESS! 0!t CAM Axid Lamp vAtt t t.. ' lms"'P recently added A AH work at ine lowest possihlc rlitcs -M. J-KAAKLINI& GO i'onot be iece:vpr intrf huvinz worthless or spurious "coil s for the mere sake ot getting a prl ze. We ;r'0(ls at and al n cash. vviii give you good nonest "he lowest botton- pricesj low you 5 i.-e.r cent off ALBANY SODA WORKS Confec ion Red town Ik iab : ted vttk Mm ntrkt. y l NEW SPRING GOODS I Lewis k Sod, DEAD SHOT AGUE j Brownell & Stanard. ' J