Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, May 22, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOHXINU HERALD? TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1888. ill llR! ciHsrrihe w, In Time to Re:ut All I lie Local anil statf Polit ical Xws. During the coining political cam yiiin the Daily and Weekly ! ! i-r ald will be mailed to new sub-M-.-ibers at the following reduced i lies : Weekly to Jan. 1, 1889 t 00 D.iUv to Jan. 1, 1880 2 50 ! .i!v to Julv, 1 1888 1 00 .IV carrier " 1 25 UEPUBLICAH STATE TICKET. ( rksshax Binder Herman. ,' :"!KMK Judok W. P. Lord. ! k-mdkntial Electors Rubeit McLean. - Win. Kapus. C. W. Fulton. A i lorNKV vost 3ri pis't. H. H. Hewitt. RE PUBLIC AN COUNTY TICKET. J-:s"rE!sstati"K8 O H Irvine, Albanv. W W Richardson, Scio W R Kirk. Brownsville f irs rv JtDOB T R N BKckbnm, Albany Cjwiiissionkss A Savage, Santiam A Branilon. Center C .-:kk Geo W D.ivis, Shedd PcORDkr O S .May, Scio h ik.rikk John Conser; Syracuse T 'riASL'RKR J K H.vle, Liberty jt -sitssdR C Sperry.- Brownsville S ' t'u Sur'T I M Williams, Halsey tin tvKvoR E T TRsher, Syracuse Ci osK.ii T H Cone, Albauv EDITORIAL NOTES. The importance of free and per fect respiration as the foundation of health is too much neglected. People do not generally understand that the skin shares in the function of respiration, and that if this is interfered with death is apt to ensue, though this is due not so much to aphyxia as to some form of blood-poisoning caused by the constituents of the perspiration being re-absorbed into the blood. A striking illustration of the neces- sity of leaving the skin open to ' some extent to the action of air is afforded by the fact that a child who was coated with gum and then covered with gold-leaf, to repre- sent a cherub at the coronation of j Pope Leo X., died in a fe.v hours after the operation. A similar fate nearly befell Gustave Dore in the days of his youth, when a passing -caprice made him go to a fancy j ball as "Un Monsieur Dore;" bat j as in his case the gilding was only I partial, he survived, though he did j not escape a sharp illness. j I Perhaps fe prominent oper ators in stocks and financial mat ters who have met with the abso lute collapse that Henry Villard did has succeeded m arising irom , but one metuoci was known for ac the failure and again becoming j complishing a certain result, ; prominent. The Chronicle thinks j Whitney might reach it by a scratch ; the rise of Villard from his t'i.as-j but jf there were right or correct trous failure with the Northern ! methods and wrong ways of doing Pacific shows that he possesses j it? it was safe aiways safe to bet ne ; iinusuaj abilities as a financier. It j nad f0nowed the blind guide and i is the (exception when a man is tumbled into the ditch. His! completely ruined in Wa.l street j Diunjr while district attorney, in for him to recover hie lost prestige. jchaiging a culprit with having . Jim Keene is a good example of atolen a "shall" (shawl), and his i the up-hill work that is necessary j severe reprimand by Judge F.on-j when money and influence are uam? an(j tjie demurrer to the in-1 gone. Villard seems to have per- i dictment which was sustained by suaded his European backers that ; he could still be of great service to j them, and what he has done since j his rethirn shows that he made no idle boast. i . . rtf The action of the young scion ot , ... , . .,:,. the Vanderbilt house in marrying a worthy young lady, and then deserting her on the plea that his father objected to her and he could not make a living without the aid of his fcther, exhibits the example of a 'pusillanimous son and a morally culpable father in interfer ing with the domestic relations of the son. H. H. Hewitt, candidate for prosecuting attorney, stands well as a lawyer among his fellow mem bers of the bar. He will make an aide and efficient prosecuting at torney. Vote for him. Salem Statesman. THE C0UHTY JUDGESHIP. To tub "Editor of thr HkeAld ; I have read with interest and no little amusement a communication by "Democrat" in your paper and the answer thereto, published re cently in the Evening Democrat. The assertions of "Democrat" strikes home, backed up as they are by incontrovertible proof. The ' voters of the "Forks" say they would tike to know why the affi davit of Ad Harmon is considered by the Daily Evening Democrat a full and complete warrant for al lowing a claim not allowed by law ; and why Harmon's affidavit before the county clerk is oi so much more binding force upon the county court than the affidavits of the j road supervisors of Linn county, j made before the same officer, and j as Mr. Harmon is a resident of i the "Forks" the voters there are ! directly interested. We pause for j an explanation, and upon the ex lanation depends the votes of more than one hundred democrats. We would like to have Judge Whitney explain why other men Mr. Harmon laims agains-t presented them f"r allowance to the county court, and they were often disallowed or cut down from twenty-five, to seventy-live per; cent, without anv notice to the ! claimant, and without any knowl- j edge on the subject other than that ! afforded by the verified claim, and that all in favor of the claimant. Can it be true vhat the oath of poor men, road supervisors and othrs, who are obliged to earn their bread by the sweat the face, is not entitled to the same credit and consideration as the saloon-keeper of the stamp of Ad Harmon? That the oath to aj claim by a road supervisor, admin- j istered as the law provides, does: j not establish a prima facie case ?j Surely if we read the law aright, j there is no distinction ; yet, if the j acts of Judge Whitney, and the article in the Democrat, interpret ' the law correctly, there must be a distinction, because the article in tue JJemocrat, a it means any thing, means that because the witness meaning Ad Harmon, the i saloon-keeper presented hisclaim, j properly verified, to the county? court for allowance ; therefore, there is no condemnation of the I cunty court for the allowance, j that the court is justified in allow-' ing him what he was not entitled to receive, allowed him for 108 ; miles travel, when, if he was j really subpoenaed in feio and j actually traveled to Albany and back to Scio, he was entitled to pay for but 36 miles. These are i facts, and if you will examine the records you can satisfy )rourselves. ! And if you will take the trouble to make even a cursorv examination of the records of this county, dur-j ing the years of Whitney's incum bency of the office of county judge, yon will be amply compensated ; for the expenditure of time and . trouble by the discovery of unmip takable evidence that his claims as a disciple of economy, in adminis- ; tering the financial affairs of the ! county, are not established by very large majority, with several precincts to hear from. That said claim is based upon evidence very similar to that upon which his ' fame as a stump ori.t r, distrkti attorney and skillful political ; manipulator rests, to-wit: His own noise and ''blow." It has ; b;;en repeatedly averred that as I district attorney and judge where I the court) is weli known, and fur-! niges, s the boys say, a "whole iot ot- valuable commentary on hi8 qualifications as an officer, Some of the older settlers will be rc - minded of the late I. N. Smith's; . observations on uhitnev s or-; j - , l""SIF"J'- "c ucnuiuci , ! edihed by democrat," and the j comments ot the Svening Demo-! ! i crat. JiiSTUE. ' Albany, May 21. NEW TO-DAY WmmI Wasted. J SEALED PROPOSALS FOR 10 CORD j body fir wood delivered at the Albany J electric lis;ht works will be received on or be- I fore Mav 25. The right to reject and and all ! bids received. N. H. Allkn. i Notice "J OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT 1 J Jl will not be responsible for any debt eon- ! tracted by any one after this date, except ' they have a written order from me. Scio, May 1, 188. A. J. CAUY. UILDING TO KENT SUITABLE FOR small business, next door to Thompson Ac Overman '8 harness store. Inquire at the latter place Practical Tailoring. HRIST WYSS, ONE DOOR EAST OF Democrat office on Second street, is ure- I paired to make suits, and all kinds of r!uth inc. Mens' or boys' clothinir repaired and cleaned at reasonable rates. A line line t ! samples on hand, rharjres reasonable. Notice t Contractor, i SSrSS! wnirffi the story of Monteith and Seitenbach. Bids j will be received until June 1, 1888. i D. B. MONTEITH. Keuioveil. J OSEPH WEBBER ANNOUNCES TO HIS patrons and friends that he can be found I on Lyon strtet, between Engine Co. No. i ; ami First streer, until his new rooms in Ko-j shay & Masjn 8 brick are ready, j w. M LAl OllLlX , KASII OSMUiK Noby suits and viiils cut and made to order from the latest line of samples di ! rect from 'Frisco a specialty. ! repairing a prompt")- done. Albanv, Or. Cleaninir and First titm-1 II. Flimll. "DOOT AND SHOEMAKER, fALL WOKK XJ wo nrranted. Shop since the fire removeu to Ferry street, second do:.r from post" iticc Lust. AN AC-CO r NT HOOK BETWtKN James Wallace and Samuel E. Vt.niia: was lost on the wa'jon n iad between Al.any and Goitra Station or in Al'wny. T!: ti:ni' r will pit-ase return the sam: to S K. Y-junu'. Jhi??Zihon Sm?t olf VJ5t satioa of the tai ik question. " SPRINGFIELD SAW MILL: : i I ! SP1HXOEIELD 5"AIl):niy yard and ol'.ici Having lumber not excelled in quality, uiitifacilitie3 not surpass d for the prompt :iild satisfactory ti t i Lit r or orders. I rcsuccti'ullv solicit a share of the iade. A. WHEELER. NE OE W NEW STORE). lit HUMID a U 1 UVC j V Opened by Wm. Simpson. f, 10, 15, and 25 cent counters no each of which every article is sold at the figures named. This is a rare opportunity to replenish yourlkituhen furniture and household funfishinuflsoods. or to : purchase 10,000 usefnlarticks at prices Wm. SIMPSON -AL-0 HAVING BAMKUPT STOCK 1 1 a y ,v 'ai i'ijy: Of llarrisbuig. consisting niCliithiii,? (rents' Furnishing Goods aud General Merchandise. Also Of Shane 1 Offers the entire stock of drv go drevs goods, woolen fai ries, domestics, etc etc. 1 gj6J These goods must be sold, P L. KENTON, -PKA1.KW IX- V 1 11' M jlj confectionery. Fruits and TOBACCO, ETC. New Store between tlie ojiera house and postoffice ,J y ' ' j m a mmmmmm ; now m m -O) Li - amps amp AT - JULIUS GEADWOHL'S C rockier v -?Store. i.?oo-er Bros'. Silverware, Fiioli, China andCrvstaiware, Boys' Wajrons viicl 3oll Carriages, "TT! ji rpTT fAc. - JO aXlCV ailCl JL OV UOOO.S. SAVE YUR MONEY Bv lmyinr your coo.ls"trora ni3rstore. I amjfbny iug direct from thetactory I .1,4- .1 J , .1 vv ltu 1 rlilib dUUt?U, 1UI CIMl Kenton s BAinc Powde X UUl HUeil 1U1 tell leSpOllSllJie rile IViarme 111' ' t surance companies, representmir s, 100,000. Insure and protect voui self lefore I a?ent for tlie Fiank Bros- Impnieiit. Go-, Portland i lei or, parte Franco.is. Hisr ivird deutch gesprocien." on KbUroad, between 4ili and 5th streetsgl PA T L XEW- GOODS reyer before heard of.g PriJCIIASKD THE fe Lonsway - .los, boots and shoes, ladies' ''fin D m ('all early and secure bargains. Yeaetables, rii I I fPO flC I l)fjj O J OliJJGON, rr (0 - and sell at Eastern prices 1. -One Pound Can.2oc it is too late. Iam aho Af AlTTTA rave Trimmings W. F. READ, (Successor to X. Winter 1 am dow receiving new good in every line and would coidiallj- invite evt-rybody to call and inspect, our stock and prices. We propose to have , the The Live Drv Good sHouse O Albany, and shall at nil times stujlyjthe wants of our patrons both; in style and prices. Dry Goods, Notions, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, r Boots and Shoes, Groceries9Etc Call andsee me. TXT- (.uci:ej53or tJ TP DlTlT MATERIAL Having leased a p:rtionof the yard'oceupied 'by Mr. Carter, situatcd'on the ci ty railroad switch, between Fourth and Fifth streets, I will endeavor to keep on hand a ienenil supply of buildinir material, such as lumber anu kee on hand a general supply ! clear, shinyfles, s.awed and shaved, c receive orders for sash, doors anu ir Tiiose desiring unyUiiu iu my line ertar are elsewhere, GENERAL er, Newsdealer, Stationer, -AND DEALER IN- Text Books and Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums, inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc. etc. kind-j of musical merchandise. General News Depot. ?Mail orders promptly attended to. The City Liquor Store, W. BAVMGART, IProprietor. 3TNext door to theOddFellows' emple, Albany, Oregon"! Keeps constantly on band the finest imjtorteil anddomeetic wines, liquors, cigfarsar tob-c;os. Only first-class liquor store in she city SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID'.TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PALACE MEAT MARKET lAMESjV. PlPE.Prop. I'lrHt Street Albany The best variety of choice beef, veal, mutton, pork sausage, etc., in the city keptjcoustantly an hand. jtariCaahlpaid for all'kind ock.-J If you buy goods of ' us to the amount of" $1.00 don't forget to rail for a ticket which will entitle you to 5 cents in goods at our store. Brownell & Stanard. The best way to save money is bv patronizing the new tirin of lirownell Stanard. We wel come all our old friends as well as new, and always strive by fair dealing to give the lowest prices and best goods, and are ever on the alert to please customers. r,noYNKI.L & Stanakii. olicc of I in.il .trroiini. f OTICE IS HEREBY GIVFN THAT THE undersiirned. tliP exrcuturs 'f the !at will and testament of I. M. Oopor, d-eas-.il, .-euon. their filial a..s-oui,t, ;uij tliat T;ies- I dav. the 5th dav of dune, 1sS, bus cen an- 1 pohaci f...r Tbe'heantij: ..hj.-.-t,ion.s to h Hint and the seltieiue:it of the same. All I'lrsui s inU'r:ted can acrni at the tinc set ;"). suf!! hcAiiiiif. Gvaj VV. Cooi'kk., B. F. Purbom, if. V.. N. UlACtiunr.N, Kxsu'.ors, Etc I t-rasiy tvt exv.'Utvrs. II. ALLEN) PI stock ! N!rH.tAlleu . Albanv. Oregon. ana white nr. Alsolath, and will m mouldinjrs when desired. solicited to call oefore, purchasing: ccJ W.WCROWDER all School Supnlies. Sheet music, music, bookstand all ittier t PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. PAPER HANGING Done on short notice. Satisfac tion guaranteed. Charges reason able and all work promptly attend ed to. Beat Estate and Employment Agency. Parties having farms for sale of about 160 acres, or those having lar ger tracts which they would lie will ing to divide up into 80 or 100 tracts are invited to call at our ofiiee, as we have a few purchasers for that class of j farms. e can also furnish parties wanting help, either male or female, w ith such help as they desireou short notice. Jfe also have a few situa tions for both male and female in the city and country. Call at our offlye if you want help or want employment We can get either for you. Office No. 5 First street, adjoining Twee dale & Hopkins tin store. F. A. BURKHART & CO. For the choicest crackers, iriri'er snaps iiml irinjrer nuts, cocouiuntaTry. fruit and raisin biscuit, cocounut jjuii- u.uu ...u? ami sinips, iiont'V 'k cx:ra.taa U'scuiis. Monitors and all' ! Miidr, oi ciioict: fr:scKcr ami cx am in..- n uiiace A: &to k. T.'iey liavt; the market aliurds Thorn: soil's f-csll Mi Thompson to Mery l -A. FULL STOCK 09- Staple Groceries! Fine GlassTOe,Cfockery Th beat qarirty ot teas, ooftae, nitb aa main, etc CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Breac? Every Day. At this old and reliable house is aim to found a complete assortment, of fresh feaiik eroceries, to which is constantly being addei aj) the seasonable lines of roosrias aud proTinins such as Cranberm&y Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, i Canned Goods of All Kinds, ; Bohemian Glassware, Etc These goods were ail bought when priew were low, and the benefit of the margin will I1 fiven to his customers. Remember the plau u the old cotuor on First and Broad albin Sts. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER. Proprietors of And mannfactorere of iery. We are now prepaKd to furnish choice, fresh candies of best grade, consisting of pure uti- k. assorted flavors, mixed candies, extra i- rct:u and ehoeolate creams, fancy mixed, enudy u and a general assortment of flue candies AT THQIJ&iALE OK SET All. CaTOrdera from eomtrj dealers promptly air Mned to. Fautorj on Fust street, Albany, - - Oregon, NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (3eriortasrtam aadbakaM we) The Best StoragBFaciJitiea janHI0hatiiriem sah paiA for vhea AUm - (MCXOOJL H. DIERCKS. ) THE PH( OGRAPHER. 'faxtoo's ok) stand Albaar ' Mr.. Phil Lewis, of the firm of At; Shedd, fLinn county, fjhaving just returned from Portland," wherr he purchased a fine stock of goods for the coming spring trade, now invites the inspection of his customers. fSThese goods were bought tor cash and the advantage of very low prices will be given to the buyers. PRUSHAW'S DEAD SHOT ON AGUE With the spring comes the ague. This now popular -.ure for ague has uever been known to fail. Call for testimonials at Prushaw's dru store, next to Revere house. Price cts. per bottle. SECOND HAND STORE, The past year lias Jproven it to be a necessity. The best and eheanet place in the city to buy your StoTes.Fnrnitoe.tinware We aie always prepared to buv vour household furniture at the highest cash pr'.ce. Sole agents for the PEERLESS OIL GAR And Lamp Killer. rTinshop recently added. All work done at the lowest possible rates M. FRANKLIN & CW Do not be doceived into "huvinw v rthieps or spurious goods for" thZ f ?ske o pc-lting a prize. AVe ! win 'rive you good lionest. jjoods at i ":he lowest bottom pricesand al 1 low you 5 per cent off on cah i Brownell & Stannrd. Cho Confec 101 Bed Crown Mi Hets sMsnsi fii m sail t rCtMtomen oafter sMIssar Asstsod. n1 table" ' ied witk ttsi tm market. ' l NEW SPRING GOODS i Lewis & Son, i uiV n eases onlv bbel boro ed- in dy 4b I i is f as kst. It, ntf" oen the seds I'- I: L i