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

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Newspaper Page TextTHE i()lXTX(; HEEALD: WEDNESDAY. JTXV. on 1888. 1 .J ' i : n' I 1 .1 Daily TE1UK a. m la Weekly OF SI tiCKIPTiON; liAII.Y. I uhhshed everv i.kh n sriir except Monday.) elivercd lv carrier, tii;r week 0.15 l man, jilt yviii... yjOO WICEKIV. (Published every Friday Morning.) -e C0y, per antnim, in advance S2.P0 VAien not paid in advance i.:0 THE 31 AILS As in overy other avocation of life, the success of a fanner is usu ally ganged by the amount of wealth he may accumulate. However, some people are beginning to altar their conclusions upon this subject and adopt tiie views expressed in the strong language of the Hus bandman, when it says that the succepsiui tanner is not ihe man who, by working from daylight till Hi i-or i'ortlan'1 and ;ilem 11 A. M. C rva!hs and YaC -.a. 12;i'0 P. ji. Ai office south , 7:30 r. M. The postotlice wdl be closed each eienit ..mil six to seven o'clock. Registered Matter ior the early motii'tig train should be mailed bdore 3 o'clock t'le previoues 2 ning. MAKING OBJECTIONS. 'By the custom in certain churches, whenever a marriage ceremony is to be performed, the question is asked, has any person any objec tion to make why this marriage should not be solemized. The cus tom prevails in England, and a " clergyman and his congregation were astonished recently by a par ishioner forbidding the bans of marriage between two persons who intended to enter that holy state. Being demanded his reasons, he stated that the would-b-3 bride groom was in debt, and therefore in no position to maintain a wife. This unusual incident suggests to a writer in the Loudon Telegraph that it would not be a bad idea if Lucifer should appoint a "devil's advocate," who, dressed in his Sunday best, should pass as a par ishioner now and then, and forbid the bans as, for instance, between a ruined swell and his noble in tended "Lady Vere de Vere," the devil's advocate might plead, "the young gentleman is a rip; he j is over head and ears in debt, he races, he gambles, he swears, he drinks." "Edwin, are you aware that Angelina has a mother a mottier who would make the sub- . terranean villa of my respected employer far too hot to hold herself and us, and who, as a mother-in-law, would make you, ever' day of your life, see fireworks that Mr. Brock has not yet dreamed of?" And thus the forbidd'erof the bans might reel off his dreary catalogue of objections hot temper, cold feet, a nagging disposition, an over fondness for Ebenezer chapel, a propensity for poker, an insatiable appetite for new bonnets and cor sets at three genuies and a half a pair, an inveterate love of smoking, a weakness for maraschino, a par tiality for Italian tenors and (i'er inah fiddlers, excessive fondness ior the pianoforte and addictedness to table-turning,spirit-rapping and thought-reading all might be pleaded as obstacles to matrimony and artf jlly advanced by the "ad vocate" as being designed for the benefit of mankind and woman kind. Such specious objections, however, could not, of course, be entertained, and humanity will continue to be married and given -in marriage as heretofore. Mails at the Albany pnstorfioeek-eas follows: dark, vear in and year out, scrimp- J-'orall othces nortu j. "i r j . " , .. Hie Extern states ' fi-3o a m I inS and frettinir, and depriving his ilaS'tcaii n. j" ' ; ! &mily of the necessaries of life has, at the age o!hfty, succeeded in be coming the owner of two or three farms and has money in the bank. He is not the wealthy old tight fisted farmer, but the man who, by dilligence and hard work, has suc ceeded in providing himself and his family with a comfortable, pleasant home ; who has furnished his home with plenty of good read ing matter and necessary conven iences, and has taken time to read and gain knowlekge. He is a bless ing to the world, is kind and free hearted and has won the esteem and confidence of his fellow men. Such a man is a successful farmer. The old saving tiiat the man who causes two blades of grass to grow where only one existed before, is a bene.actor to his race, should also be taken into consideration in de ciding who is the succestul man. The ability to accomplish .such a feat indicates research anut;:dv,! as well as thrift and persevering labor, and the fanner who studies as well as delves improves his mind and benefits ail with wriom he comes in contact. In so doing he. accomplishes ail that goes U make up a successful life the im provement of one's own mind and tiie general benefit of mnnkind. 3 i o (3 5 D To the testimonial of a gentleman cured ot Lumbago by St Jacobs Oil. is subscribed the subjoined indorse ment and autograph of a distinguished public officer : " concur in indorsing St. Jacobs Oil." -J s 9 0 A CURE Cnj feS m EVERY f BOTTLE. Ex-Postmaster General cf the United Stales. CURES RHEUailATISM, NEURALGIA, SCIATICA, SPRAINS, BRUiSES AMD ' BU3XS. : cyy'M by DmggiM nnd Dealers Everywhere. Tr CHBlg B wet. gR CO.. Baltimore. Md GEO. W. SMITH- (bUCCESSOR TO W. II. McFiRLAXD; C3 CO CO I o COST! Ilavino- decided to close out our Avill sell our business here, we ENTIRE TOOK -OF- Co 'thing Furnishing Goods, HcU, Cabs, Trunks, Valises, Ect AT Cost ! Those wisLino: hnrar.iins will t-alFfurly 1'efore thn stock is broken, as these trcod; the next i)0 days, must !jjbe sold within .VlAlUiMki. TVr.'.-GOODLl--,n the residence of the bride s father, June 17th, bv iioc. I'. JI. Starr, .Mr Clmrlei Jl. 'Sandy and Mis-- Clara M. Goodlin, all of Linn coantv, Oregon. 6. B, inland & Ck lSKI. ! Toxs of cherries have been, or are likely to be, spoiled in the Willai -ette valley by the rain. That is to say, the fruit has been spoiled for shipping purposes, but much of it will be handled by local canneries, and more than the usual amount will be put up for household use. 'ihe crop in every locality was most abundant and the fruit but for the rain first-class as to size ajjid quality. Ph.ER - At the rcsidoaee of her step-father t. M. Kmehurt,. near Shedd, at 1 a. m June 10th, JIM Lottie IVrrv, of hniiil fever. She was abou t 18 3 earslu. The remains wiil be taken to-East Porr'and for burial. 1 ne family will hav t.l. oathy of the community. -HOMPSU-V. Ac a.-ownsvU!e,..Iune 10,1-is;-, Lula Franc - daughter ni Edirh and K. X. Thompson, a-t-d 2 1 ears aim 10 dauu. Si I I 9 i T S "wtt -r rvi Ji I i. -an I 11 T! Itl 1 11! 1 -AND DEALER IX- CO CO CO m cci tra & C'i -DEALKR IX Stoves and Rangrs ALSO A FULL LINE OF - TINWARE, PUMPS, HOSE, COrPERWARE And every variety of cocking utensils and novelties n house furnisb;no ifoods. 1 li. puhhc is invU'id to call and examine this mammoth stock under .lie new management. Star Bakery L -A PULL STOCK OF- Staple Groceries I tewe,! nwfcestqnality of tea oSm, niam aurt etc mm SPRINGFIEL SPRTXGFIELD D SAW-MILL Albmy .Yard and office on R:i.Hrnad,' Iwtween 4 li and 5th streets jg8 Having lumber not excelled in ntiaUtv .,r.,,.n;f;,., prompt aud.satislactury filling or orders. lirc.nec'tfullv solicit a 'si 7r nf rad" A. WfLKELEP. The Hardware and Novelty Store v CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Breac? Every Day. At this oM and rriiable hooae is aim to found a complete ansortment, of fresh famik groceries, to which is constantly being aJde-1 am the seMoinbte Hues of groceries and prorisioaM 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 goods were all bowrht when prion were low, and the benefit of the margin will oh given to his customers. Kemember the plaua. U the old corner on First and Broadalbin Sta. CONRAD Mil. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietors of tit fnn 1 iTTnnrrr ALBA NY il And manufacturers of upenea vy v m. Jsunoson. 5. 10. is. anA o; t , , whichever art cl is, old at the figure, nan PhhTi. a S,' to replenish your kitchen furniture and hn,,Bll,i f,,.;;.... J '7 l ' purchase 10,000 jsefulartiofes at prices never hetW h,rA . " 10 NEW JO-DAY. FOR SALE -A GOOD 2N D HAXI) WaG 011. iLquiieac tins 0.1. e- WELL ESi AHI.i.s.Ikii t imiitisciv siwc. iv 111 run (Kvii sr. ick r cnat ic win not require much capital to pi chase the same, l-'or further jwrtiimlars call unon or address. UK, r. Jo COXS'Kl-f Boxl6S, Alba- yrOn Text Books and al School Splits. Fine stationery, miscenaueous books, photograph and autograph allots, inkstands,, ink, pens, pencils, etc., etc. tneet music, music book, .sid all Icindo of lausical merchandise. Grenera.1 News' IDepot. orders promptly attended t:. LIGHT Hi I . "VNE TWO-YEAR OLD SUE J red, with some white on his Ijruast a.r;i flanks, also rijrhr ear cut Ou and left ear split, and branded L 011 lert hip. Left- in farm one mile eat of Albany alunit- two mouths ao Anyone rettiruiiirfor uiviinr in formation 1 -'liiiir to tiie r-Mvery of tiie same, wili be suitaUv rewanled tv R. L. BUKKHAKT. Cow for-Milt. A FIXE MILCH O'.HV, (! YT-IAlt.S Ol.l . for sale T. J. Anderson ,.5 miles si'mtli of Albany, near the Calanooi:.. M'LAl'OIILlV , KASIIIOXAIII.K lAIl.nk. o)y suits and runts cut anil maili t orrler from the latest line of an 1 -s ili rect from 'Frisco a sp-icialty. Cleaning and repairing aprompr"- done. First .str.:ef AUmnv. Or. vr. WA-M1 wish fc.i- -.ihu 1U1'. t Ali...L....:, Wilt ish to sell their tru ing, t call and place the s me in th hat d-of C'inan iV Montieth have e x-rat eustomevs for irood irra"' twU fjirui. Wouldn't it be funny if a wo man names the successful candi date at Chicago. Mrs. Logan is very friendly to her deceased hus band's old friend, Gov. Alger, and has promised her influence to Michigan's favorite son. But Alger can hardly reach it. It looks, after all, as if the Chi cago Convention will take Blaine at his word and not nominate him The situation, at the adjournment yesterday afternoon until noon to day, leaves Greshatn in the lead. The Oregon delegation, for some reason, are given more prominence at Chicago than was bestowed upon ,th' delegates to St. Louis I oin this State, especially alter tbey "heard from Oregon." Wood Wanted. SEALED PROPOSALS FOR 100 CORD body fir wood delivered at the Albany electric lisjht works will be received 011 or bo fore May 25. The right to reject and and al! bids reserved. " X. II. Ali.kn. FOR of A ISnrsiiiii. IOR SALE OX JUKE U, 1SSS, A TEAM good broken marcs, about 1400 lbs. each, 5 and 7 yeais each. One fine brood mare with celt, one yeailhiir and one 2-year-old colt, one wayou and harness. Inquire for other tannine implements at this office. The sale ill occur in Albany as abovt stated tor Sale, A FIXE DEXTER SPRING TOP BUGGY, for one or two horses. Inquire at the Herald office. Notice to Hunters. HTTXTERS AXD DOGS THAT !0 NOT know the difference between a sheen and a Chinese pheasant, arc hereby notilied to keep off our farm east of this city.or suffer the consequence of an enforcement of the law of trespass. ISOM & LAX XING. l.m: lasi! Ln: 4STOCK.2 GRAIX FARMS AXD 17 SMALL tracts for sale 011 easy terms. Inquire of H Bryant. The nomination of President will probably be made at Chicago to day. The nominee will be solid on the question of protection for Amer ican pro inrts and opposed to British tree trade. Notice of Dissolution. . VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN' THAT THE IN co-partnership, heretofore exisunjr be iween H.Noel and A. A. Condey is this d i.v dissolved by inutua consent, the latter re-t-iinintr tha business, a; '. )' -if all liabilities and pa in": all debts. Dated Albany June 8. 1)ULDIXG TO RENT SUITABLE FOR ) sm.i.1! businet.8, next door to Thompson & Overman's harness store. Inquire at the latter place SPAN For Sstlc. OF i HORSES, 'HARNESS AND t S 1 . . ... wajn tor sale, eitiier toietner or sepa rately us will suit purchasers. For ini'i.iiMa tion. eall at this oltiee or at the owners store at Spic-r. P) EVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, Ol! It l'feiifi r, Prop. C11AS. Only tusl eelass hunse in the eit. Lare samjile roi.ni tor com-m.-rc:al men. X'j Cbina.-ueM employtd in the kitchen. General sta-e ilit:e i.r Corvallis. and J Yuu will save -Hoiiej TAKING YOUR SEWING MACHINES . at sixth on. Good the repairer. B F. Pars-.n" erson streets, Albany, ore . The continued rains have caused a rise in the Willamette, which j satisfaction or no pa- promises to keep it up to a good j p,H)M!i i.-oi; ki-.ni'. ixuuk or Wtin-i stage for some time to j Itll W. F. READ, i Cost ifiiiit These goods must he sold. C ill earlv and r.ecuro har ms. OH M. -0) (o. Choice Confectionery. We are now prepared to furnish choice, fre candies of best grade, consisting at pure stkk, assorted flavors, mixed candies, extra Krenca and chocolate creams, fancy mixed, candy toys and a general assortment of fine candies AT ?HOLRALE OK RETAIL: tyOrders from conntry dealers promptly a Moied to. Factory on first street, Albany, - - Oregon Red mm Mi 1 I8, ItNWINC 4k CO., Jnp. NEW PROCESS FLOUR (Strperior tar tamSly sad lAtaT ne) The Best Storage Faciiite tSTSke Higbest pric in AiAunr . , for wheat OJtKQOK, fierere Eossb Setorant! (Sucisorto NVM. ALLEN; -TSTBW winter our till ( mam s K 1 aii; b ow receiving new somls in every line ami would cordially invite-everybody to call and inspect our stock and pvices. We propo.se to have th The Live Drv Goods House Albany, and shall at all times study: the wants of our patrons both in style, and price. iim and Lamp riffl mm 0 -AT- JULIUS GEADWOHL'S Crockery Store. Roo-er Bros'. Silverware, EH re no !i. O hi na andCrvstalware. Boys "Wacrons vnd Uoll Carriao-es, Fancy and Toy Ooods. SAVE YUR MONEY f i - Bv buying your goods trommystore. I am bny mg direct from the tactory aud sell at Eastern prices with freight added, ior cash. Kenton's Baking Powde --One Pound Can. 2oc I am agent for tn responsible Fire and Marine In surance companies, representing $ 7 2, 000,000. insure and protect yourself before it is too late. Iam also agent tor tne Jrank .Bros. Implement Co-, Portland 3 lei on parle Francois. Hier wit deutch gesprochen." 1 H.DIERCKS.' Heals AS eestfs f 91 tyCastTners order vtskm dssircd. Tfr hV vd with the beat hi tne market. SECOND BAND STORE. The n fsl year hasEproven it to be a necessity. The best and cheapest place in the city to buy your Stoyes.Furnitiire, tinware We aie always prepared to buy vour hcusehold furniture at the highest ash pnee. Sole agents lor the PEERLESS OIL CAN And Lamp Killer. T Tinshop recently added. All work one at the lowest possible rates. L. GOTTLIE . Dry Goods Notions, Furnishing Goods,! Hats and Caps, . Boots and Shoes,! tfroeeries,Etc Mcp (6 TIiompsoD,;OiTr r d stable, ORNAMENTAL j ARCHIE-BLACKBUKN.Proprieor. PLAIN AND PAINTING. PAPER HANGING Done on short notice. Satisfac tion guaranteed. Charges reason able and all work promptly attend ed to. Call and see me. Albany . Oresron. nits. come. Trnifiors advertising ot Alba- j f.nd her suburban townb in tne thing needed. A. for rIo BRAN Ni.W te niase. e al tills 0 ;it Iiuniniii, I'ILAlETON i'.i 'GO Y OF Wi:i be soIJ at a larauii The Citv Lion or Storp. J - - -w j df. BAUMGART, Proprietor, tSTSei d )or to tha 11 iv li . ;'-n . r, PRAi 1 i'.." I. V i'CH.MAKE ovcier, All.'ii:;j, Oreuii, Igrioulturallmpiemems, FARM liYPLEMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION HARDWARE Stoves and Tinware I AT PORTLAND PRTCES. CALL AXD SEE US.' E. 1TSLS02T, Shedd Oregon. TJOhSES J.X week. BOARDED BY THE DAY OS Baled hiv. balil srr.au' nni ;iiujpeu ieea ror sale at biabie or deliver J to any part of the city. "On Fourth street, two V.ocV "ol court hou ;e. Odd Ft lio-.vs' pwn''. A'huiv.t Oi-pfnn'rM Ke;ps constantly on hand the finest i:n-:or-, f! nnA rfmnPRti.! wlnw. H-mr- O.iiy hrst-ciass !i.ju ..r store in she dty SPECIAL ATTENTION P.A!::ro CHBLRS FROM THE COUNTRY ciifari'ar 1 D .'ii'i fail to sec the tripods atFort ! mill -r & Co. They arc the latus ! thinx out in novelty furniture Of':ni Huffs just received ut Brovvncli Staiurd's. 'II.T Titvos. -rOTICE IS HEREBY Gl VEX THAT THE .tax ro11 of '-he city of Aihiinv. Linn county, Oregon, for the year or has oeen.)lacedinitiv hand- for collation, and vdl remain so for thirty days fr(m t .is dat durniff which time 1 will receive an 1 roceim tor such tax at the office of the cic.- recorder All taxes r.mauiinvr un))aiu ut the" expire Hon o thirty days ,!) U returned as deli , I after which time costs ana exp nscs for co'i e .-tin- mid .iclnmuent taxes will l,e ruide I ISM ai'U r .:his y April, 1Si)8, . frSAAC HAYS, , City .Marshal. Contractor and ICuildcr. (.iirca Albany Bath Bouse AND- HA'R DRESSING SALOON. JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR. EgTLadiep nd children's hair dress r r a "reculiy. Lnti.it- satisfaction eruaranted. . taliloraia t'al-R('arc. The only guarautet-d cure for c-at-in li, cold in the head, hay lever, rose "old. catarrhal deafness and sore t yes. r.esto.e the tense of lastc and'un ileasant breath, '-resulting fioin ca- rrh. Easy and pleasant to uset . ollow directions nd a ture is war aiKed, by all dniiisists. Send for i circular to ABIETiXE MiMCAL JOMPANV, Orovillu fal. Six mon:hs rcatmeut forl(X). rl 10. Kr ale hs Fnsli:.v A- v-icr D. T. Wyuian, agent for the State nsur;nce COIUDUIIV for All.nnv Burl 1 'llll OlintV has hisi flier, with irf!..c i- l)...nley real estate airents, and parties desirousof noiivr himinsi -u-itli him will have the same nrimn.liv at- nded to in his abemo bv cMllinor ,il lieir ollicc. tv.- doors east of Conn Bros . grocery store . li a aii ? fn- vv.iv Irom "25 tu 75 cents r i-ouiMl at K.v.wne!! & tanard's. in ; aanv sr. from city and country ' W,i f Z Anne Eatlake and Elizaothi:m style" ot buildup. Will furnish I ispecilicatiotis without . ha, - W- C. C'ASSEL- Aniu,. selection of fresh niillin- Pyfj Un ?rrivetl froai eiv York at h. &. C. Howard's. NORTHWEST FIRK sd( illll INSURANCE COMPANY PORTLAND, - . OREGON Cil'ITAI. STOC K. E. L. THOMPSON. Agent. VI- 1