Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, June 01, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOttXIXtf HERALD: FRIDAY, JI XE 1. 1SSS. Lmmiamiii 'i 11 1 n i MX nTithta H iiiht t f r:i fl 3 ' v w J 'W Daily vd Weekly TEK.MS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Vublished every .morninsr except Mcndaj.) e!ivered bv carrier, per week............... 0.15 By mail, peryeai 500 " WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Morninsr.) One copj-, per annum, in advanee.......82.0O When not paid in advance 2.?0 REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. Congressman Binser Herman. Si'FBBKK Judge V. P. Lord. Presidential Electors Robert McLean. - Win. Kapus C. W. Fulton. Attorset for 3rd dis't. H. H. Hewitt. REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. Rbpressstatives O H Irvine, Albany. W W Richardson, Scio W R Kirk, Brownsville Cocsty Judge D R N Blackburn, Albany ommissioners A Savatre, Santiam A Brandon. Center Clkrk Geo W Davis, Shedd Recorder O S-May, Scio Sheriff John Conser; Syracuse Treasitrkr J F Hyde, Lifaercy Assks80r C Sperry, Brownsville School Sup'tJ M'Williams, Halsey Surveyor E T T Fisher, Syracuse Oorosf,r T H Cone, Albauv TO THE LAB0KTN& MEN OF LINN CO. Brownsville, May 30. Next Monday you will be called upon to cast your ballot for state officers, and among the many names in nomination for those offices there is one to which I wish to call the attention of every labor ing man in the county, irrespective of party or politics. That man is W. II. Kirk, of Brownsville, the republican nominee for the assem bly. I have known Mr. Kirk for the past eight years, and a stancher friend to the laboring man cannot be found in Oregon. If you should meet a stranger on our streets without, money, em ployment or friends, and not knowing where the next meal is to come from, you will always hear him inquiring for "V. II. Kirk. "No laboring man has ever left his door empty-handed, and the widows and orphans have always found him "a friend in need." In this age of greed and selfishness the laboring man finds but few friends among the well-to-do classes, and when he does find one who lias stood by him in all kinds of weather and earnestly tried to better his condition and lighten his labors, it is the duty of every laboring man to recognize the fact .and t give due credit for the same, j .'And now, fellow laborers, in the name of justice and fairness, I earnestly appeal to you, irre spective of party politics or polit ical views, to send W. R. Kirk to the assembly as a just tribute to '. his open-hearted generosity ' many acts of kindness to '. laboring man. M. F. and the The San Francisco Chronicle says : "The free traders have tried all they knew to present Cleveland with the sheep-raiser's head on a platter, but Oregon has declined to surrender its leading industry at their demand, and now they affect to be indifferent to the result of the coming election, and even claim that Representative Her mann will be elected on account of j his personal popularity only. Biager Hermann has earned his re-election not merely becanse he ) has been attentive to the needs of his immediate constituents, but because he has looked out well and faithfully for the interests of the whole Pacific coast. He has been one of the most valuable members of the Pacific coast delegation, and is deservedly popular, and his re election cannot be minimized by attributing it solely to his personal popularity." One of the most important offi- j ces to fill in the county is that of J county school superintendent. For j it we need a man of experience in the school room, and a man of executive and organizing ability. Pre-eminently fitted for that place by every qualification called for is J. M. Williams. He has been a successful worker in the school room for years, and adds to this essential qualification that of being thoroughly qualified by education and application, and pessessed of sound judgment and executive ability to successfully conduct the affairs of the office. Mr. Williams should receive the necessary ma jority vote to make him superin tendent. If the people of Linn county want a man for sheriff who is a ' thoroughly competent business man and one of the county's solid financiers, they will vote for John Conser. He has proven his qual ifications in the management of his own business, and will make one of the best sheriffs Linn county has ever had. Do not fail to see that his name is on your ticket, if you want a man of un imueaclied integrity, for this is more thai Smallman. can be said of Mr. Vote for John Censer for sheriff ias been estimated that there j are now 80,000 salesmen on the road in this country, and that tla-ir expense account alone averages $1,625 a year each. This means an outlay of $130,000,000 a year, and, counting an average salary of $1,000 per year, the grand total is swelled to $210,000,000 expended by and on traveling salesmen. This immense sum is scattered throughout the entire country, and furnishes an important item of railway and hotel profits. The people of Oregon, if they know what is for their own good, will retain Hon. W. P. Lord on the S ipreme bench. It would not be wise to elect John Burnett and make the bench entirelv demo cratic, for fear of one-sided opin ions. Democrats will see the force of this as well as republicans. Voters, look out for jobs Stories told and letters and circu i i . . i iars sent, our. on ttie eve oi eie -tion should be regarded with suspicion, and should receive no GSnsideration. They sifnply mean campaign jobs! Oxe duty voters owe to the county in which they live : that is after comparing each ticket care fully, to vote for the best men. John Conser is one of Linn county's best financiers and busi ness men. Vote for him for sheriff. Look day! out for jobs on election POLITICAL I-OINTEKS. The next republican national convention will be composed of 820 delegates making 411 necessary for a choice. All voters should take notice that the law requires theni to vole in their own precinct if they vote for county officers. Don't make any mistakes about it . There" are 50000.000 pounds of Australian wool lying in Boston Harbor waiting the passage of the Mills bill, to sell at Sets a pound. Wool men take notice. i The Amalgated Association of Iron and Steelworkers. the most powerful labor organization of New York, has joined the tariff league. Ttiis begins to sliow which way the drilt of intelligent opinion among workiDg men is taking. The statement made in some of his speeches by Col. Irish that Gresham was a free tinder and Vited for Tilden is indignantly denied in every particular and is kciowntobe untrue not onlj by his friends in toe East but by many in this state as well. Judge Deady has upon the uetit jion of several citizens of Portland. appointed supervisors under au thority of the United States, to at tend and see that 11 frauds and corruptions at the ballot box at the June election is avoided or punish ed. This is as it should be and the howls of the corruptionists who wish to hold the sack or commit other irregularities should not have any influence whatever. BIARKIED. YGUXG -CLARK. At the residence of Ue Humphrey in this city -on Thursday, MaT 31, 1888. Mr. Geo. W. Young and Miss Kose b. Clark. NEW TO-DAY. Three rent. UNFURNISHED RGQM-j Inquire of L. Gottlieb. rOR WANTED -ALL THE FARMERS WHu wish to sell their farms, to call ami place he it "ie in thel hands of O.rr.in & jJontisth b ve -eeral custonitcs for good srrai took farms. Motlce Of DisMlUtlftB. niHE FIRM F M. FRAN .CLIN AC'tJ. IS J thisday dissolved hymitual con en t, M. ! Franklin return ir. Mr. L. Gottlieb will co;i- ; t;nue the bush en at the old stand, a. all bins and collect all outstanding accounts. At iany, May 22, 1888. M. FRASKLh , L. GOTTLIEB. A Barents. T?OR SALE ON JUNE 14. 1888, A TKM T of good broken mares, abDUt 1400 lbs. mare with colt, one yearling and one 2 year- old coi , one wagon and Harness, inqi" e for other farming implements at this offi e, The sale will occur in Albany as abovf stated For Sale. A FINE DEXTER SP.iING TOP BUGGY, T for one or two hones. Inquire at the Herald office. Notice (o Hunter. T1UNTERS AND DOGS THAT PO NoT il know the difference between a sheen and a Chinese pheasant, are hereby notified to keep off our farm east of this city,or suiter the consequence of an enforcement of the la- m" trei ass. ISOM & LAN SIM;. Wood Wanted. SE'b LED PROPOSALS FOR 100 I.TOK1- body fir wood delivered at the Albani electric lisrht works will be received on or be fore May 25. The right to teject and and all bids reserved. N. H. Am.es. Chas. Dubrille. Notice VJOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT I 11 will not be responsible for any debts con tracted by any one after this date, except hey have a written order from me. Scio, Mav 1, 1SSS. A. J. CARY. land: land: land: 4 stock,' grain farms and 17 small tracts for sale on.easy terms. Iuquire of H Brvaut. TI1L1)JNG TO RENT TSUITABLE FOi: 1) t-niali busin s, ilex; door :o Thomn-tfiij & t vi rnian's harness s O!. 1 1 quire at the Ut-.tr place Practical Tailoring. T WYsN ONE iH.'oR EAST ! j Veil cm ocri". o:n a c:i becalm ?i:tet, i i.r.. jri'red in mi .o -si-ia, and a'i kinr s :i!i.-h ii'Ar. Mm.'ur luv-s" clothing rtpairoii :uu: i:! ancd at reasf.-nable rates. A r::;e o s niWes on b u'ii. r.hart! re: sonaK' . Magic yeast at Bn. wnXl & S:anardi. ! lT h ' Having decided to close I will ENrriRE STOCK -OF- Clothing, Furnishing Gooc's, AT Those wishing bargains will call early before the stock is broken, as these goods must be sold within the next 90 days, 6. B, Ft&feftd & 3& W. F. READ, (Successor to ai I Wink j I I Jilt VI J 3 3 am now receiving new goods in every line and would coidially invite everybody to call and inspect our stock and prices! We propose to have th The Live DrvIGoo dsHuose O Albany, and shall at all t?rnf -study tlie wants of our patrons both in style ana prices. Dry Gooops &tions, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries.Etc Call andjsee me. TXT- IE1- EEliLX),; ...... .vn-ivwtii VH Alii-... Albany, Oregon. ZEE, T. JOUES, m fwp,i' m AND DEALER IN- Text Books and all School Supfe. " Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums, inkstaiirls, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc. Sheet music, music books and all kimlj of musical merchandise. General News Depot. jgpMail orders promptly attended to. The City Liquor Store, M.BAV?IOAi;r, Proprietor. riTXext .1. oro thel.):tdJFeUow3:e:npl?, Albany, Oresona Keeps constantly on hand the fin;i i.uiiorfM atui domestic wines, liquors. ciars ar ' toV'?js.AOuly first-i-lass liquor .-tore in sh chy SPECIAL ATTEHTiCN PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY5 out our business here, we sell our Mats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Etc-, Cost ! .a N. II. ALLEN) J s mma loner I0F1EL0 SAW Ml SPIlIXaFIELD "Albany yard aud office on Railroad, between 4ih and oth streets.Jffl Having lumber not excelled in quality, undfacilities not surpassed for the prompt and satisfactory tilling or orders. I rcsDectfullv solicit a share of the rade. ' A. W1IEELKR.SJ NEW DEPARTURE.! 1 i NEW STORE. ie Hardware Opened by Wm. Simpson. 5, 10, 15, and 2 cent counters no each of which every articleis sold at the figures numed. This is a rare opporuimcy ; to replenish yourkitchen furniture and household furnishinrfJj;oods, or jto purchase 10,000 usefularticles at prices neyer before heard of. WmrSiaPBOTST" -ALSO HAVING BAMBDPT STOCK - HAY3 &lsHBY. Of Harrisbarg, consisting of Clothins, Gents' Furnishing Goods'" and j; ,,,,, General Merchandise. Also Of Sliane Lonswav Offers the entire stock of dry go 1js, hojts an 1 saoas. lidies', fm dres goods, woolen fabrics, domestics, etc, efc. fi These goods must be sold-lCall early and secure bargains. Bi "L.l KENTON, -DEALER IN- aROEEIES Confectionery, Fruits and Vegetables, Rp, TOBACCO, ETC. New Storebetweentlie "opera house and postoffice ALBANY, , - OREGON NOW 1 -o) (o- amps ai. Lamp JJ -AT- JULIUS GRADWOHL'S Crockery? Store. Rocrer Bros'. Silverware, re nc h, O Lii ua andCrvstal ware, Boys5 Wasrons vnd "Ooll Carriao-ef, Fancy andTov Ooods. SAVE YUR MONEY Bv buying your goods'trom myjstore. I amtbnv ino; direct from the?tactory and sell at Eastern price ten f.Ml, ,J . J J w iuu. u cigui auueu, lur casn. Kenton's Baking Powde I am agent for ten responsible Fire and Marine In surance companies, representing S72,ooo,ooo. Inmre and protect y om self before it is too late. Iam also agent for the Frank Bros. Implement Co.. P.vtU,i oi ua punv rmncais. tuer 1 3 n iLL:n OIlEftOX, NEW QOODS1 and ) PURCHASED THE -IDEM OF - lit Reserve ! T 1 . X - One Foil CaniSe wir-eeutch gesprcchen. ovelly Stare Tnmmiogs tar Bakery ! ! m - j ATULL STOCK OF Staple Groceries I Fine Glassware,Crockery The beat qmlity of twq, oofiva, nUbm wv mas, etc CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. Atthts old and rcflrtl heow to a o found a complete aiwortiaent. of fresh famik rrnrxriea. to which to constantly being added al j he seasonable line of roceriei and proviaiosa, Cranbernto, ' Fine Pickles, JR" " j Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, ' Bohemian Glassware, Etc. These (roods were all bought when pri ! were low, and tbjsbenefit of the margin will b fiven to lua customers. Kemember the ;lao at the old comer on First and Badalbin Ste. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFEfy - Proprietors of And manufacturers of ' Choice Confectionery. We are now prcpamd to famish choice, frmb candies of best (Trade, consisting of i-uie sti.-K, assorted flavors, mixed candies, extra l- reuco and chocolate creams, fancy mixed, cxndy iug and a general assortment of fine candies AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. iy Orders from country dealers promptly at laned to. Factory on First street, Albany, - - Oregon, M Crown Mi ISOM, sVtNMIlIC Jk CO., rww'. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior far family aad hrtsra om) The Best Storap Facilities aVTke iflflMrt pries in cash paid for wbeaA AUaaUT - - OttOOK, Mm Hoase ManrantJ aw H.DIERCKS.1 Mtmta nu trmm-m tmt 8I.OO JfsrCnstomers osdsr wfmmr JsltuA TW tables tried wttst tte-bsstia ttiairarkat. THE PHO 0GRAPHER. faxton's old stand Albany' SEDOHD HAND STORE. The past year V:as proven it to be a. necessity The beet and cheapest place iu the city to buy your StDTes,Puniitur e , tinware We aie always prepared to buv vour heusehold furniture at the lw pr.ee. ooie affent? for the PEERLESS OIL CAN AneQLamp Killer. "Tinshop recently added. All work doneat the lowest possible rates. L. GOTTLIED. Albany Bath House AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR. gfLadicr nd children's;' hair dress- Ja fPT115'- Lnti-'e satisfaction suarantc-d. H. F. MERRILL, Banker ALBANY, . . OREGON Sell exchanges on New. York, San raneiseo nd Portland. H"v rote. Ptnte. eouutv and citv warrants. Receive deposits subject to 'lie'-k. Intf-roct Jin,.j posits collections receive prompt attention JgTDrtiee hours from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. nsnii ior rename lire and marine insurance companies. NORTHWEST S " and il ) COM HEfflL ALBANY SODA WORKS fl in lTP INSURANCE COMPANY PORTLAND, - - I OREGON CAPITAL ST K. r,.oe E. L. -TECMP30S. Ageat. Refenr-fcs in AH my S.E. Yoit.- 4 L. E. Bh.in, L. Flinn. C. H. Stewart and W. If. Goltra.