Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, May 23, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texttr-7- THE IORXrXx IIET?ALD: WEDNESDAY, MAX 23, 1888. iimiih'iii Mi"rii'iTiTiTi-iinnnfTirri-in-iviin i irmmnniifi n ititti i n " n mini i milium JLUJ-1JMJ-L-L LI II I II :c iovning gaily 30cradjs ! TP, imr ). I iiiiiur ! ii icrik iv. In Time to Kv.ul All the Loral ami State I'olit-it-al Sew. !"uring the coming political cam p ign the Daily and Weekly ;J i rald will be mailed to new sui. s ; i bers at the fol lowing reduced rues: Y.' -eklvto Jan. 1, 1889 41 00 i l laity to Jan. 1, 1889 2 50 3 1 lily to Julv, 1 1888.. . 1 CO !'y carri earner 1 zo PUBLICAN STATE TICKET. : orkssuax Binu'er Herman. S r;MB Judoe VV. P. Lord. '!: iukntial ElkctokjS Robert McLean. I - Win Kapus I C. W. Fulton. f.A iOHSKY FOR 3RD pis't. H. H. Hewitt. Rr PUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. Kkkkskntativks O H Irvine, Albany. W W RicharJson, Scio W R Kirk. Brownsville C rvrv Jl'dgk 1) R N Blackburn, Albany Ciissinkrs A Savage, Santiam A Brandon. Center C krk Geo W Davis, Shedtl Irf uordkr O S May, Scio Sm.irii'k John Conser; Syracuse T kasurkr J P Hyde, Liberty A lessor C Sperry, Brownsville Sc mol Sup't- J M Williams, Halsey Su ivrvor E T T Fisher, Syracuse C Rft -T H Hon. Albauv ! EFFECT OF GLIM A TE. I i Later scientific men are begin ning to demonstrate that the con ditions of nations, so far as civili- jzation and progress is concerned as well as morals and physical development depe.uls materially upon the climate of the region !they inhabit. One ot -our scien tific journals has been investigat ing the subject and deduces many examples provingthese conclusions. In investigating the different' (aspects of fnatrimony, as a moral guide, it says: "The copper-colored natives of the Peruvian alturns marry late, w hile under the same parallel the Creoles of the Brazilian , lowlands do not hesitate to enoour- f age the matrimonial propensity s of children in their earliest teens, boys of fourteen and girls of thir teen and twelve, or, if we shall believe Dr. Burmeister, even ot ten and nine. The courtships oi 1 Sicily, too, are expeditious, evtn from an Italian point of view, while on the island of Corsica a peculiar state of agrarian difhVul ties has counteracted the influence of climate. Many of the campan ita9 or small terrace plains have been so utterly exhausted that the available means of irrigation fai: to redeem the impoverished soil, while a large percentage of the i rproductive area is in the hands of j the convents, which reserve ti e I right of tenure for their old re tainers.. Combined with the strait: -ot that land famine, the over increase of population became such an unqualified evil that the common sense of the peasants originated a system of ostracism, attaching infamy and social ex 'Communieation to the preliminaries as well as to the results ef marri age before a specified age. The late marriage of mountaineers, too, may be partly explained by their instinctive love of independence. The sterile soil of a highland region necessitat3S fsr and frequent ex cursions in quest of the means f subsistence, and the unencumbered privilege of personal freedom thus became often a con dition of sur vival. With a marmot and a hand organ, if not with a marmot alone, the young Savoyard perambulates .Europe from end to end, till he has accumulated the equivalent of an Alp'ne competency. The monteros of the upper Apennines roam Italy like gyps es, ready to dj an' man's harvest-work. Young Scotchmen j cross the Tweed or even the At- j 1 xntic before they venture to run I the risks of matrimony on the pre carious resources of a Highland moor. Highlanders, though the stoutest defenders of their native soil, have therefore rarely engaged in wars of conquest ; and the most expansive nations, to use a Bis marckian euphuism, were generally lowlanders-!-Prussians, Russians, Arabs, Mongols, Goths and Tartars. "We might add Romans, for the tide of conquest which inundated all the coast lands of the Mediter ranean originally emanated from the plains of Latium. Russia will not rest till her flest rides the eastern Mediterranean as well as j the Euxine. Tamerlane avowedly intended to extend his empire to I the Atlantic ; and, from the cam paigns of King Cyrus to the ex- j pansive enterprises of Victor Emanuel, nine out of ten inter-1 i ..., i i i -i, i jiauuiiiu ivais iiavt; euueu wiui ine ' victory of northern nations over j their southern neighbors. The j goddess ot fortune would decline! i j . , ,. ,i to be crowned with a tur cap, and ', the sun of the south that turns u' ..... ,. . - ! JVLI.Y llllUit UUC li..t jn.t;t '.-i-ut 1. V 1 reverse the process in the case of the human animal ; but it is fin lhat a rigorous climate evolve fiiipenor 'claying power,' aiu; war the last shout is worth ado challenges." 115 It would be as difficult for Mr. mailman to define his position on - i the prohibition qu.'Stion. as it is j for Mr. Stite.s. Th-i latter savs, ' tav . . l . 1 - - .1 i -o mail nas ever nearu me say vHiether I am a prohibitionist, or whether I am not." Mr. Small man simply camped on the trail of every democrat up for office who did not agree with him in supporting prohibition until aftei he received the nomination for sheriff; then he said he had not been in earnest concerning his position on the pre hibition question, and that he would turn about and oppose it if the people would only vote for him. A man of such principles would not make a very good sher iff, and voters should remember it next June. It would be well, since there will be two democratic members of the supreme court, Judges Strahan and Thayer, to have tiie third member a republican by re-electing Judge W. P. Lord. There would then be a republican to watch the demo cratic members and democrats enough to watch the republican, and keep things evenly balanced, so to speak, and perhaps prevent one-sided decisions. Governor Pexxoyer, in his ad dress of welcome at the opening session of the Oregon State Grange yesterday, took occasion to deliver a free trade speech. The free trade idea was clothed in the thick wrap page of an ingenious phraseology, but it remains to be seen whether such attempts to pull the wool over the eyes of the farmers of Oregon can prevail. The voters of Linn county have a sensible way of listening patiently to all the speeches made by the candidates on all sides, and their quietly using their own judg ment by voting for the best men. If Congressman Hermann is re elected, it is certain tlie interests of the entire state will be served. NEW TO-DAY. Wood Yl anlecl. QEALET) PROPOSALS FOR 100 CORD O hotly fir wood dtlivercd at the AU.uiiy electric Iiu'ht works will be received on or be fore May 25. The riyht to reject and and all bids reserved. N. II. Allkn. VOTICE IS II L" UK BY GIVEN, THAT I L will not be responsible for any debts con tracted by any one after this Gate, except hey . have a u ritten order from me. Scio, Mav 1, 1-slS. A. .1. GARY. UILD1NG TO KENT SUITABLE FOR small business, next door to Thompson x Overman's harness store, inquire at the atter place rrsctSml TailoHn;r. t CHRIST WYSS, ONE DOOR EAST OF j Democrat office on Second street, is pre paired to make suits, and all kinds of cloth- I ing. Mens' or boys" clothing renaircd and cleaned at teasonable rates. A r.ne line o samples on hnd. Charges reasonable. . Notice n Contractors. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BIDS v will be received for the construction cf x two story house !) miles east of Albany, for Ahich plans ami specifications can be seen at ;he story of Monteilh ami Seitenbach. Bids will be received until June 1. 18SS. 1. B MOXTF.mi. Kcmnveil. J OSEl'H WEBBER ANNOUNCES TO HIS patruns and friends that lie can be fo'.md on Lyon street, between Enriiie Co. No. '1 inn r trxt street, until his new rooms in ro ihay & Mason s brick are ready, VV. M'tAUOIlUN , FASIIIO.NAIil.B TA1LOK. ioby suits and ixints cut and mailt to order from Mie latest line of samples di reet from 'Frisco a specialty. Cleaning and repairiiift a promofv- done. First stree Albany, Or. II. Utiiill. BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, JALL WORK ; warranted. Sho) since the tire reinoveu i to Ferry street, second dcr from jxMtottice j Lost. j ACCOUNT BOOK BETWEEN ! AN James Wallace and Samuel E. Vounsr I was lost on the wairon rn.nl between Albany ! and Ooltra Station or in Albany. The tinder j will please return the same to S E. Young. I P. Cohen bus rdiifcd the price o.' all his good on ni-eount of the agita liition of the tariff question. oliee or D ssoliiiiwii. rilllE FIRM OF M. FRANK LIN CO. IS J thistlay dissolved by mutual consent, M. r ranKi n retiring:. .Mr. i,. outtlich will eon- t'nis the business at the old stand, pav all I bills and collect all outstanding accounts, j Albany, May 22, 18S. M. FRANKLL- , 1, (iUTTIJEB. M 1 ' L liis is the' top of the Q E.N U 1 n E PEARL TOP LAMP CHIMNEY All other similar are imitation. 1 his exact Label is on each Pearl Top -tunmuy. A lealer may say md think he las others as sjoxI, i;i"r h:: IAS NOT. i-! ...A slst upon the Exact. Label .sind Top. Fur sale eveiywhere. Made only by Geo. A. Macrctii & Co.. Pittsburg, Pa. -..,,.,. . JM.voMUi.in of irt-rsfcu- rOTlCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE j., !iu trier,i..) lieiei.nuru exisnni' Detivcen ! frank b- Kenti.n .-ind C. K. I'hase. kiion ;n Ke.itMn'cc Oliaxe. '.Jrrx.-er.-". Albativ i iiv-o:i. i this tiiiy tiisAiiveit uv niutual t oiisent. I.'. K. I Chase retin?!''. F. L. KciirO'l Wil! ...niTiir .-. ! 'he business, vij't-c rail iutns due. and my fay 1 ah Ufchts the sar I". L K ICNTON. c. i:. CHASE. Ai.K.N-y,M,.y I,' jjei ftll! ?n idPiilMOFIELD SaW MILL. i i SPIUXOrFIELI) JsAlbany yard and oiiicc on lU'lroad, between 4th and 5th strcetsjggi Having lumber not excelled in quality, tiiidfacilities not surpassed for the prompt and satisfactory tilliu.- or order. I rcstiectfullv solicit a share of the radc. A. WHEELER. 0 jMKW stork. T mm and hi 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 opportunity to replenish youikitchen furniture and household furnishing!goods, or to purchase 104000 usefularticles at prices reyer before heard of.J -AL0 HAVING BAMEUPT STOCK HlY "SsffBY. Of Harrisburg, consisting .M'"(.'!,.,thin,1 Gents' Furnishing Goods'aud General Merchandise. Also -Of Sliane & Lonswav vt 5 Offers the entire stock of dry godos, boots and shoes, ladies' fin dr3s goods, woolen fat rics, domestics, etc efc. , I These goods must be sold, Cost lint -DEAl.Ki; IX- GKOCEKIE n n i r nii AniAOTiAnni TOBACCO, ETC. New Store between the ALBANY. - Mo ROW Lamps and Lamp Trimmings AT JULIUS GEADWOHL'S Qrockery Store. lloo-er Bros'. Silverware, "French, Oliina andCrvstalware, Boys' Wan on s vnd Doll Carriao-es, Fancy and Toy Ooods. SAVE YUR MONEY 4 Bv buying your eoodsftrom rnv'srore. I amlbnv ing direct from theitaetory with freight added', ior cash. Kenton's Bakiiw Powde I am agent for ten responsible Fire and .Marine In surance companies, representing 72 000,000. Insure i fini! i ana nrotect vftmsp t hofnr ! ivn-nt. for the Frank Bros. lei on parts Franc ais. OllEGOX, KEW GOODS PURCHASED THE- ('all early and secure bargains. rve s and Vei fetalis, Cigaas, J-ipera Jhouse and postoliice ORE G ON FOE Lid rr - - and sell at Eastern prices -One Pound Can.25c if. i t .,-.-. Iinnlfinipnt n... P.,rtlfini1 Luu f Qeutch gesprocfien. W. F. (Siu-oessor to and 1 am dow receiving would cordially invite evn our stock and prices Yv The Live! Drv I i Winter O Albany, and shall at all times studv'the wants of our patrons both, in style ami prices. D ry Call and'see me. (Snoccssor to BUILDING MATERIAL Having leasud a iuriii)nof t!.e yard occupied 'by Mr. Carter, situated on Tilro-citv ,.i(pa.a iwitdi, 'jutw-t-en Fourth und Fifth streets, I will endeavor to kucj) 011 hand a general supply of buildinif fcmaterial, such as lumber ana clear, sluaijles, sawed and sl.aved, cedar and white fir. Alsolath and will receive orders for sash, doors and mouldings when desired. 1 r. riiosiM-iirtiu- a.iylniii in my line are solicited to call before! purchasin" elsewhere, tin ooWk,!lwsfab, Moner, -AND DEALER IN Text Books and all School Suplies. Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums, inkstands, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc. Sheet music, muaicj books kand all kind. of musical merchandise. " EGrerieral News Depot. 25f Mail orders promptly attended to. The City Liquor Store, 3T. BAU3IGABT, IProprietor. 5sTNext doori'io theJddJFellows" emple, Albany, Oregon" Keeps constantly on hand the finest imported and Jomestic wines, liquors, ci'tirs'ar toVc-Jos. Only first-class liquor store in she city " SPECIAL ATTENTION PAIOO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY ItPALACE MEAT MARKET lAMESjV. F'lHE.rProp. rirsl Slrect - - Alliany The best variety of choice beef,veaI,mutton, poiK wusae, etc, , in the city kept juoustaiitly 111 hand. TJCash'paid for all kinds Ock.'Sa If you 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. Brownell & Stanard. The best way to save money is by patronizing the new tirm ol Brownell & 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. Tluowxr.i.i, & Sr.AX.Kn. . NolK'O of I'inal Account. rOTK.'K IS liKKKUY (JIV1N THAT THE uiuiersiiriied, tho executors -if the lust will and testi-ineia cf I. M. .Voju-r, dficea::cl. l-,uu tiicd ill t!i(: ciinityciiirt of J:in county, 'ircijoii. their final ni-anint, and nut T.it-s-lay. the.5rhiay of 4ai. lliS, lias ten ap ;ioii.li'it li'r thi-!ii';'.ri:i uf rjiijtctions tc .icii'iunt an.l thf setlk-.ucnr ot the same. All iiii'w? ii'icrt-.'C'i can aitci.'i! at iho titne set '. i-uth hcarin". IJ. W. Coctkr, B. F. Pl-BUOM. L). V.. K. I'.r.-.cKiii'ii.v. Kxecu'ors, Etc. Attoruuv for exeuutors. READ, X. II. ALLEN) spring stock new gooiIs in every line and - vbody to call; and inspect! "propose to have the ll Good sHouse! Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, -Boots and Shoes, Groceries,Etc N ! K.Alleuj Albanv, Oregon. OK SALE WWCROWPgR ittiftr A'Thmnrann' PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. paper hanging Done on short notice. Satisfac tion guaranteed. Charges reason able and all work promptly attend ed to. Real Estate auil Employment Agency. Parties having farms for sale of about 100 acres, or those having lar ger tracts which they would be will ing to divide up into SO or-KJO tracts are invited to call at our olb'ce, as we hp.ve a few purchasers for that class of farms. We can also furnish parties wanting Help, either male or lemaie with such help as they desireon short i notice. He also have z lew sitiia- : nuns nr uoiii maie and iemaie in tiie city and country. Call at. our ofllce if you want help or want employment We can get either for you. Office No. (35 First street, adjoining Twee-. dale & Hopkins tiu store. F. A. BURKHART & CO. a.: i..i. i i f , For the choicest crackers, -j !,,..,,. iiiijs and gin-c-r imt-s, cot-nann'iY-v innt and raisin biscuit, cocoanul jmiV , i. .i.un ...iii. .iiiii su;;ps, liOlli-v ex; i-a soda biscuits, ionitors and kinds ot choice crackers go and KC. nil limine iauace tv: IJionu.on fresh fUK-K. ii.i-Y nave nil the market affords. me ueiie ics Wh i. iStar Bakery ! -A FULL STOCK OV- Staple Groceries I Glassware,! The best mtity of teas, 9oOm, tmiits, etc I OAK ES P! ES , FreSH BaKed. Jireac? Every Day. Mm. TO Atthi old and reliable bouse is alao to If found a complete assortment, of fresh famik rroceries, U which is toatttntly being aJde-l at (he seasonable lines of groceries and proviuuaa such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, i Canned Goods of All Kinds, 1 Bohemian Glassware, Etc. These goods were all bought when prio were low, and the benefit of the uoanjin will t: fiven to his customers. Itcrotmber the plaua, U the old comer on First and Bmadalbia Sts. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietors of ALBANY SODA WW And manufacturers of Choice Confectionery. We are now prepared to furnish choice, fresfc candies of best grade, consisting of ure ittc-k. assorted flavors, mixed candies, extra francs and chocolate creams, fancy mixed, candv tovj and a geueral assortment of fine candies AT WMtLKSALE OK BETA If. I (Orders from country dealers prompt!-, tened to. Factorj on runt street, Albany. - - Oregon, MCbwD-Mi I8M, sVAmiKC C9 rrep'R. NEW PROCESS FLOUR, (Superior for family sad bafcaa' w) The Best Storage Facilitzie? tamka High est pries in cash paid for vfaeat, AL&UMT - O&BOOX, Ebtbpb HMBManrait; H. DIERCKS. Heals CVContnmers ecdar ' tab'w -- n'ied irlUi tSa trntta ttw-market. THE PHU 0GRAPHER. Paxton's oW stand Albaor TAB Mr.JPhil Lewis, of the firm of Atj Sheild, f Linn county, having just returned from Portlana, where he purchased a tine stock of goods for the coming spring trade, now invites tae inspection of his customers. SThese goods were bought tor c?sh and the advantage of very low prices will be given to tiie buyers. PRU iS Ii A W 'S ONIGI ith the spring comes the ague. This now popular cure for ague has never been known to fail. Call for testimonials at Prushaw's drug store, rext to Revere house. J Price 75 cts. per bottle. SECOND HAND STORE. The nust year bus rproven it to 1 e a necessity The best and cheapest place in the city to buy your Stoves, Furniture, tinware i.3''.-a,?ialrVay? P''i-ed to buy your nu nan e nr. t h ill. rhest c ' P'l,ct'- Sole' agents for the PEERLESS OIL CAN And Lamp Killer, iTitjshop recently added. All work done at the lowest possible rates M. FRANKLIN & CO Do not be deceived into bnv:n worthless or s;m-ions goods for" the mere sake of getting a prize We v.ni give you ?ood honest oo'ic e lowest bottoir prices j,nd at al- - .. . .-.. VIA on MP1I7 cwim GOODS m kM HUM A.Lewis & Sod, DEAD SHOT cash. ? Brownel! A- S rlanard, -