Morning daily herald., June 27, 1888, Image 2

THE MOTNTK"(;3- IIEIiAJLI): "WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27,
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i. WEEKLY.
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THE MAILS.
Mails at the Albany pnstottice close as follows
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The West Si!e j
And the Xairow Gautre R. R. )
For Portland and Salem 11a.m.
Corvallis and Yaqniua 12:S0 p. a.
Al office south ::J0 P. m.
The postoflice will be closed each eveniiiy
from six to seven o'clock.
, Registered matter for the early morning
train should be mailed before is o clock the
preyioues veniny.
THE WORTH OF NEWSPAPERS
The Americans are perhaps the
greatest consumers of newspapers
to be found on the globe, and to
that fact may be attributed a great
deal of the originality, vim and
energy that characterizes them as
a nation. The trait of distinct and
straightforward meaning that is a
prominent feature of all state
papers and historical documents of
American origin is another marked
example of the newspaper influ
ence. Century has it that the
student of our firs-t half-century of
national history can hardiy fail to
be impressed by the nervous
directness, exactness and conse
quent force of the American state
papers of that time. While diplo
matic documents in every other
part of the world were marked by
cireuitousness, tergiversation and a
style too vicious to be classed even
as slovenly, the American procla
mation, petition, or diplomatic or
political argument was quite cer
tain to be marked by cieawut
purpose, masculine vigor of ex
pression, and close adaptatipn of
words to ideas. All this was un
doubtedly due to long and intense
thinking on suojects of the highest
importance to the thinkers, and to
a somewhat narrow field of read
ing; restricted to the study of the
great masters o: English style, the
reat American writers were able
to wing every word with an exact
Understanding of its purport, and
jof its strongest use. It can hardly
be possible to overestimate the ed
ucational influence which must
have been exerted on the American
people by the constant reading oi
their own political literature at a
time when there was little or no
native drama, poetry or histor . ,
and when the attention of the
njevvspaper reader was concentrated I
o'ji politics and state papers. If
tljie American's reading matter
was limited, it was marked by
dignity, by a freedom from mean-
aiess oi conception or treatment, !
and by a copious supply of sound I
English words and an evident
power of discrimination in the me j
of them. Common schools may
have been few, colleges poor and
universities non-existent; but the
documents which the scanty news
paper literature of the time gave
to the people were in themselves
an education. Even those writings
in which a lack of thorough early
training is occasionally uetiaycd
. by an over-fondness for long words
! or labored efforts, though they may
("thereby become ponderous, do nut
become turgid or inexact. The
rule was that the American dij -lomatic
or political writer said
what he meant to say, and said it
in the fittest words. Such a
process of popular education ought
to go far to explain the complete
ness with which all departments of
American literature finally blos
somed forth. The people have
been versed for yeare in that which j
if it was only one branch of liter- j
ature, had been handled in a i
manner little Short Ot perfection. I
1 i
j If the popular literary stan lards
j were few, there were of a very
! high order and of a kind particu
larly serviceable in the direction of
mere show and pretense ; and the
men who, in other departments of
literary work, were at last able to
come fully up to these standards,
were necessarily men of such
power that their work at once took
a permanent place in the literature
of the race. But not all the credit
should be "given to the ability of
he writers; a large part of it is
jue to the existence of a class of
teaders, trained to llijdl demands
by the quality of their current
reading, furnished mainly by
the newspaper.-?.
'ABOUT THE TARIFF.
'Tbo Htates 1'emr.f-rut is
reatlv disturbed at tlie H kk a i.ds
.
uttitude on the tariff miestion. and
the editor that oruTti: in a Port of ;
egotistical, Salvation Army V;.-.-:
Crv I'.tshlon h?-,vn wloopmi x: !
tree .r:tde bosh in a lively manner,
and ends by j-ropoun linj; sever.d
qws-lion to tht- llv.'-:Ai.L. as-ii to
a-k vshv .ve do i-ot take t!:e sauie
course on this question that highly
infiuentiaU ?.) journal does. The
! reason the Herald has not taken
i tne trouble to answer these ques
tions is because it makes very
little difference to the public or to
the IIirud whether Mr. Stites'
puerile interrogations are answered
or not, but when the vanity of a j
man reaches too high a ciegree it
ought to be punctured.
The Herald will not so oppose
V.ie fan: '::g and wool growing in-
lustries of this country and the
interests of the laborer as to favor
putting . ol and other farmeis'
products -n the free "list, at the
s.ime time retaining a heavy duty
on woolen clothing, sugar, rice, and
the articles the farmer and the
workingman has to buy, as the
Democrat is feebly trying to do.
The Democrat savs it is not for
free trade, but it supports the Mills
bill, and Mr. Mills in his speech
before congress in defense of his
bill closed with these words:
"Then every industry will spring
forward at a bound, and wealth,
prosperity ar.'d power will bless the
land that is dedicated to free men,
free labor and We trade."
The voters of Oregon have al
ready pretty decisively given their
opinion of the one-sided tariff re
form proposed by the Mills bill,
and as to discussing this question
now with Mr. Stites, the Herald
has more important business to
attend to.
We have neither time nur
patience, nor is it profitable to our
readers, to attempt a tariff discus
sion with a man so party blind that
he'eannot distinguish the benefits
of protecting the products of this
country, but desires to open, them
to the competition of the herds
that -roam the pampas of South
America and the plains of Aus
tralia, and desires to protect the
manufacturers and a sectional
product simply because it helps
keep up a sectional solid south and
lends his aid to perpetuating
war taxes under the revenue sys
tem, by making the specious, but
entirely false cry, that taking oil
the revenue tax will make free
whisky when tlte real underlying
object of keeping up the useless
revenue laws that continue to swell
the treasury surplus, is the horde
of appointed office-holders it keeps
up, and the faint hope that dem
ocratic officials will have the ap
portioning of those official plums,
t.nd that some of them may fall
into mouths that are gaping for
them.
The late orders of the weather
clerk seemed to be based upon the
old lady's desire that it should
jriin nights and Sundays so hired
me i could rest. Heavy showers
j during the .night and clear days
have been tne rule for a da- or
two.
XEW lO DAY.
70R SaLK-A GOOD 2ND HAND WAG
. on. 1 1. quire at this ottiir
FOR SALE A WELL KSl'ABLISHuD
milliners" store. Will run (lovvn st x-k so
that it will not require much capital to pur
chase the same, for furt'ier pa rtiiaiUrs call
ui'on or aiidicss. MRS. E. J.O. CONNkK.
Bf).16S, Alliany, Ogii.
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XE TWO-VKA!i OLD STEER, LIGHT
red, with some white on his breast r in
flanks, also rijrhf. ear cut olt' and left ear
split, and branded L on left hip. Left iy
farm one mile east of Albany about t'
months ajjo Anyone returning or jfivinjf i.i
formatiou lejdin to the reunvery of the
same, will be suitably rewarded bv
K. L. BUUKHAUT.
w for Sale.
A FINE MILCH COW, 6 YEARS OLD
for sale T. J. Anderson, 5 miles south
of Albany, near the C'alapooia.
WM'LAUftllLIN , FASUIONABIjK tailor.
. Nohy suits and jiants nut and made
to order from the latest line oi samples di
rect from 'Frisco a specialty. Cleaning and
repairing a prompt" done. First stree'
Albanv, Or.
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ANTfcl' -ALL 'I'Hti i-AitJlcito iv llu
wish to sell their farmp , to call and
place the a ne in the hands of C'irran &
Montieth have several customecs for
yood irrai fnnk farms.
Kotice to Hunicn.
HUNTERS AND DOGS THAT PO NOo
know the difference between a sheep ane
a Chinese pheasant, arc hereby notified t
, .v . . . t . : . ...... ....a-... . i-
ieer uii iiir diuicankut liiis uit,) ,ui sniici lii
consequence ot an enforcement of the law o
trespass. ISOM & LANNING.
For bale nt a Bursal n,
ABKAN NEW PHUiTON BUGGY OF
late make. Will be sold at a bargaip.
Inquire at this office.
HEWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE
. and jeweler, Albany, Oregon,
tor Sale,
A FINE DEXTER SPRING TOP BUGGY,
for one or two burses. Inquire at the
Hkrald office.
1)UILDING TO "RENT SUITABLE FOR
) small business, next door to Thompson
& overman's harness store. Inquire at the
lattur place
For ..!
OF TITotiSES, '.HARNESS AND
for sale, either together or sriui-
A SPA
XV wajr.
rately as will suit pui-elm.-eis. Forinfoima-
uiiii, i:an at tins oinco or at tne owner s store
at &ir.
P EVKRE HOUSE,
IV Pfeifi.-rj Prop.
ALBANY, OIL CUAS.
July lirst-ei.-las house
in the citj. Larjre sample rooms fur emu
nireinl men. No Chinamen employed in the
kitchen. General st-ure ullii-u for Corvallis.
j pV taking vocis sewing mvchixks
V 1,1C rei'airr. . Ji f. Pars..s, at sixth
and jviiurson streets, A!ia:iy, Oregon. Coed
Yon ill Save Money
S'ltistaetion or no pay
A P. WOODWARD, M. D,
HOMEOPATHIC PHt'SIOIAN AND Sl'RGEOHl
Olisteiiics and treatment o?
chronic J)iseases of women and
childivn a specialty. Oriice in
f'-onr r.iMt up-stairs (,--r tirad
Wjhi's :-tore.
GEO. W. SMITH
(SUCCESSOR TO W. H. McFARLAND) .
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-DEALER IN-
Stoves an
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
TINWARE, PUMPS, HOSE, COPPEBWARE
And eyery variety of coekinr utensils and novelties "m house furnishing
goods. The public is invited to call and examine this mammoth stock under
the new management. Jl:
SPRINGFIELD SAW MILL
SllESTGFIELD OfiJPG-OX,
"Albany yard nd office on Railroad, between 4.h ami 5th str-cts Jgf
Having lumber not excelled iuiunlitv, uridfacilities not surpaastvi for the
prompt and.satisfactory tilliiir or orders. I resDeetfiillv solicit a share of the
rade.
Opened by w'm. Simpson,
The Hardware aiii Sovei Store!
which every article is sold at the tigup named. This is a rare opportunity
to replenish your kitchen furniture and lums-::old furnishing oods, or to
purchase 10,000 usefularticles at prices neyer before heard oi.
it k lint Reserve !
These goods must be sold. (Jail early and secure bargains.
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JULIUS GEADWOHL'S
Crockery Store.
Hoo-er Bros'. Silverware,
nch, China andOrvstalware,
Boys' AVasrons vnd "Doll Carriages,
ITancy a.ndl Toy Ooods.
SAVE YUR MONEY
Bv buying your goods trommy store. I am bny
ing direct from the tactory and sell at Ea&tern prices
with freight added, lor cash.
Kenton's Mini Powie One Pound Can.25c
I am agent for ten responsible Fire and Marine In
surance companies, representing $72,00000. Insure
and protect yourself before it is too late. Iam also
agent for the Frank Bros. Implement Go-, Portland.
ICI on pane rrunuais. nitr
Wilier S Itapn,
PLAIN
AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING.
PAPER HANGING
Done on short notice. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Charges reason
able and all work promptly attend
ed to. ,
ApiOultoailmplemenis,
FARM IMPLEMENTS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
HARDWARE
Stoves and Tinware
AT
PORTLAND PRICES.
CALL AND SEE U.8.
E. KELSON,
Shedd Oregon.
1) m't f:iii T.'j so 'f the tripoiU ntFort
raiil-.T it Co. They 'are the latus
thliiLT out in noveltv furniture
0-!urn Hn-i? just
Browncll & Stunard's.
received :it
cL Hgtna'es
jv. WHEELTS-P.
and 2;i cein; eounters no each
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CiTY TTO STABLE
ARCHIE. BLACKBURN, Proprietor.
HOhSES BOARDED BY THE DAY OH
week. Ealed hjy, baleii straw and
chopjxxt feed for sale at stable or delivered to
any part of the citv.
2T0n Fourth street, two. block of
court hou ;e.
I'iLY Taxes.
OTICE TS Flj'rfcBY GIVEN THAT THE
tax roll oft y city of Albany, Linn
county, Oregon, for Uhe year of l!S, has
been placed in mv- Kand for collection, and
will remain so for tbirty days from this dat;.
durini; which time I will receive and receipt
for such tax at the olliee of the citj' rf eorder.
All taxes remaining; unpaid ut the expire 'ion
of thirty days will bejgteaied as delinquerit,
after which time costs and expenses for eol
lectinf said delinquent taxes will be added.
Dated at Albanv, Or., this 23d day of April,
1SSS. ' " ISAAC HAYS,
City Marshal.
Contractor ul Builder.
THE UNDlLRSlGXEDJUAVjyG LO
rated in Alhunv solicit natronaire
from city and couitiry. Will contract
to build bridires, barns, and all manner j
ol' itveUiiir hoiiM.-s. im-ludinir Queen i
Anne, E.v-l'iake and Elizabetliian styles 1
of buildinjrs. Will furnish plans ana
sp ccit.t i ' l.ariic. t?aiis
, . , , C C ASSEL
A fine selection of fresh millin
er v in-t nrrivp'l from Jsew York at
E.'& C. Howard's. 3
of
To the testimonial ot'a gentleman cured ot LumbSfJO
by St. Jacobs Oil. is subscribed the subjoined indorse
ment and autograph cf a distinguished public officer:
"I concur in indorsing St. Jacobs Oil."
9 (7 A CURE
f BOTTLE.
Ex-Pestmaster General cf the United States
Q 2
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. SOiATiCA, SPRAiKS,
BRUiSES AND BURS3.
bota by DrtitioM 1I Dealer? Evfrywhnt.
IHE CHARLES
Havina: decided to close
will sell our
ENTIEE STOCK
Clothing, FurnishinvJ3oods, Hat.-. Caps, Trunks, ialises, Ect
AT
Those wishing bargains1 willlcall earlybefore tlin
5tock is broken, as these goods mus-t be sold within'
he next 90 days,
-"rt
6. B, F(blafod & 6ti
EE, T. J03STHS.
MA,
-AND DEALER IN-
Text Hooks and. all School Sipfc
m tFme stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums,
inkstands, in1-:, pais, penoils. etc., ete. Sheetjmusic, musiCj bookstand all
kindd of musical merchandise. -
Grerieral jSTows Depot.
JSifMail orders promptly attended to, . """
W. F. READ,
(Successor to
and
1 am row receiving new goods in every line and
would cordially invite 'everybody to call and inspect
our stock and prices. We propose to have ih
The Live Drv floods House
A.tbmy, and shall at all times study: the
want (k our patrons both in style and prices.
BBBBBvUjLlaSBBBBV
Dry Goods Notions,
Furnishing Goods.
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes.
6roceries,Etc
Call and see me.
IF1.
(Snccessor l
The City Liquor Store,
.17. ISA CHt;.t nr. l-mii i to:
iSTXext door to the Od.l Felk.ws' emple, Albany, Oregonvia
Keeps constantly on hand the finest imported and dinnefitieTwines, 'liquors, xisfarsSkr
toV-ciOia. Only first-class liquor store in she "iiy '
SPECIAL ATTENTION PA1CITC ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
JOINS SaST
CURES
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out our busine
.'e, .we
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N.?H. ALLEN)
spring stock
I3BADJ
N ll. Ailei.;
Albanv. Oregon.
COST!
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'Star Bakery
' i
-AJPTTLL STOCK OF-
Staple Groceries I ;
isware,!
The beat qualr of ta, ooff, rmiain atK
nuts, etc.
CAKES, PIES;
Fresh Baked Breac?
Every Day.
At this old snd reliable hooat is mho ro
found a complete aasortment, of fresh famih
Croceries, to which is constantly being added aA
die seasonable lines of groceries and provision
such as
Cranberries
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Chipped to Order,
Anchouy Mustard,
Candies and Nuts,
Eastern Buckwheat Flour,
Canned Goods of All Kinds,
Bohemian Glassware, Etc.
These poods were all boutrht when prion
were low, and the benefit of the margin will bi
fiven to bis customers. Remember the plau.
it, the old corner on First and Broadalbin Sts.
HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER
Proprietors of
And manufacturers of
are now prepared to furnish choice, frafc
candies of best grade, consisting- of pure stick,
assorted flavors, mixed candies, extra Frenev
and chocolate creams, fancy mixed, candy toys
and a general assortment of fine candies
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAILS
("Orders from country dealers promptly atr
tened to. Factory on 1'mt street,
Albany,
- Oregon-
M Crow Milk1
ISOU, I.ANNIXC A CO., Ptvp's.
NEW PROCESS FLOUR-
(Superior fee family sad bakers use)
The Best Storage Facilities
tZTThe Kigbest price in cash paid for wheafc
Eeiere House fiestanrantl
H.WERCKS.I
Heats
ts easts t 91.0ft.
13rCtigtnmers order vAakBsor desired,
tab!e- p- o'ied with the best in ttw market.
SEC01ID HAND STORE.
The past year lias proven it to be a
ncci-sity. The best and cheapest
place in the city to buy your
Stoves, Furniture, tinware
We aie always prepared to buy vour
heusehold furniture f.t the highest
cash price. Sole, aent lor the
PEERLESS OIL CAN
And Lamp Killer.
ITiushop recently added. All work
donet the lowest possible rates.
L.aormE.
jLtay B& til House
r AND
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR.
JSTXadies nnd children's; hair dress
hit a specialty. Dnti.ie satisfaction
suarantc'-d.
( alirornia 4 hI-K-4'iii-c.
The only iruai unteed cure for cat
arrh, cold in the head, hay lever, rose
cold, catarrhal deafness and sore eyes.
Restore the sense of taste and un
pleasant breath, resulting: fiom ca
tarrh. Easy and pleasant "to use.
Follow directions and a cure is war
ranted, bv all dniii-rists. Send for
a circular to AB1ETINE MEDJCAh
COMPANY, Oroville Cal. Six months
treatnieut forlU), sent bv mail fur
1.10. Eor sale l)s Foshay" & Mason
. U . .
I). T. Wynian, auent for the State
Insurance company for Albanv and
I.inn county has his office with Rhodes
A: Donley "real estate agents, and
parties desirousof noiiiii' business with
him will have tli same proniplty at
tended to in his absence bv calliiur at
their oJlici-, tw;i -.loors east of Conn
Bros, irrocerv store.
Tea all the way from 25 to 75 cent
per pound at Il'vow::.'!! it 'Sfnnard's.
X O RT M W EST
and
INSURANCE COMPANY
l'OHTI AN J, - OREGON
: ,APITI. JiTO'K.
E. L. IHOXPSON.
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