Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, June 29, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE M )T?XTX( IIETI ATJ) : r RI D AY , JU XE 29, 1 s s s . tanlkof France cashed 23,300 notes ' Daily A..Nrr Weekly TEli.MS Ob" SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Published every morning except Mondav.l e'.ivered by carrier, per week 0.15 B,y mail, per yeai WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) ne copy, per annum, iu advance $2.00 W'.ien not paid in advance 2.f0 THE MAILS. Mails at the Albany postotfiee close as follows: For all offices north " The Eastern states The West Side And the Nai row Gauee R. R. . For Portland and Salem . . . Corvallis and Yaqirna Al office south The postotUoc will be closed each eveiiu from six to seven o'clock. Registered matter for 'the early momins train should be mailed before S o clock the preyioues veiling. - . - . . v j v J k v . i v . n. -v i . i H-aa a a ss bis (f a rss k h Hcassa ft ?s a a 28 -m i tv r6:30 a. m. I 11 A. M ...12:30 P. M. ..7:30 p. M. NATIONAL EEP0SLICAN . TICKET. I ' FOR PRESIDENT,' BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI P . MORTON , OF. NEW YORK. FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, ROBERT m'LEAX, WM. K.APUS, C. W.. FL'LTON. NONE SO BLIND AS THOSE WHO WILL NOT SEE. In discussing the reason for U e decline of the profit in cattle rais ing in this country, the St. Louis Republican, one of the leading democratic papers in the country, says: ' lhe last three years ha-se been marked bv low prices for cattle, and the ranch-owners of tl e far West and the stock-feeders of Missouri, Illinois, Kansas and Texas are now complaining that there is n) longer any j rofit in the business. Indeed, except in cases where it is favored by special con ditions, it is attended by positive loss. ' It seems to be the impres sion that the combination of deal ers and packers in Chicago has brought this state of things about, and that all the profits of the cattle business are now monopolized by this combination, which makes both the buying price for cattle and the Selling price for beef. This may be part of the explanation of low prices, but it is not the whole of it. There is another agency at work, and it is 6,000 miles ofl. The development of a large cattle trade between the Argentine Re public of South America and the markets of Europe in the last few years is one of the features of that republic's amazing progress, and it bodes no good to our . stock-breeding interest. When American cattle are shipped abroad they are shipped to bts sold in open market for what they will bring, and ther? they ehounter Argentine cattle, which are raised at a smaller cost. In plain words, we can not com pete with that republic in breeding sheep and cattle, and under the present sympathetic relations-between distant countries, the low prices that prevail there are having an effect here. The British have lines of swift steamers plying between their ports and Buenos Ayres, and as they have the piiv llege, which we have not, of buy ing what they want in thecheapesl market, fhey have begun to import Argentine beet ana mutton in place of American." Probably the reason for the falling off in price is truly sf. ;.tad in the above extract, but witness the perverse partizan blindness which instigates the wail in the last sentence in reference to buyii g in the cheapest market,, when it is most emphatic ally stated that our flocks and herds cannot compete with those of the Argentine Republic the very thing that the above quoted paper is arguing in favor ot lorcing our people to do. The facts are that even with our present tariff arti cles not produced in ilus country are not subject to the tariff, but can be sought for unrestricted in any market of the world. No one denies but what our revenue and excise laws should be amended, but every honest citizen of the country strenuously opposes any amendment that is undertaken solely to build up sectional advan tage, for the purpose of enhancing partisan power. Is nianv matters our methods; might perhaps be benefitted by studying the example set by France. For instance in the mat ter of counterfeit money, our custom in this country is to saddle the loss upon the innocent holder of ths sp'irioui article, no matter 'how outrageously wronged he may be by the operation. French methods are' -different.. Recently it was discovered by the holders of -hundred-franc rote1? or the of France that counter) eits had been put in circulation of th.it denomination. The, Journal of Banking says that in two days the fi bank of the counterfeit dcnominatioi., Tus modern Greeks neem to reversing the order of the natural ! expansion of human action and r greed. T!ie story comes that it was r ither a queer defalcation that occurred in the Greek treasury an;1, it is said made a great sensation at Athens. It seems that 5,000,00 fiancs in bank notes more than the books ca-led for were discovered. The chi'.;Z cashier was the one at fault, lie insisted the treasury was nearly empty, but the minis te , Trice r.jis, thought that could not be so, .is there had been large collections for duties and taxes, and instituted an inquiry with the result mentioned. Most people with errors in their accounts have a deficiency instead of a surplus in cash. The doubt in the minds of the Greek officials probably is not as to what Jwas found, but as to how much was not found that ought to have been. CO CO 0 ft !9 3 SRIXGFIELD . G'VMJT, SAIfoanr vard and office on Railroad. hntirnen 4ih and 5c h streets pro ade. Having lumber Dot excelled inequality, iidtacilities not surpass d for the lupt utut satisfactory tilling or orders. I rcsne.-lfullv solicit a share ofllift e. ' A. VH!OL:LKli.j and of those only one proved to be counterfeit. The whole number of counterfeits discovered was about seventy. The French government, a-5 it had the legal right to do in order to allay the excitement and stop the run on the bank, required the latter to cash all notes pre sented, whether counterfeit or not. Tiie justice of this requirement is founded on the principle that the bank, exercising the privilege c issuing notes, should either print them in a manner rendering it im possible to counterfeit them, orl bear the loss that successful coun terfeits inflict on an unsuspecting public. In this matter the bank andthe public are equally inno cent of the crime, but it is a maxim of law that where the loss must fall upon one of two innocent par ties, it should fall on the one by whom the loss was rendered possi ble. The bank by exercising the privilege of issuing notes which privilege is for its advantage made it possible to impose on the public by counterfeiting the notes, and should therefore bear the loss. This principle is too much lost sight of in this country. PATENT FRUIT BEYER The Curran Fruit Dryer has been in use throughout the Willamette Valley for the past six years and is ooneeeded by all to be superior to any dryer evei placed in the market. We are prepared to till orders for this dryer, and will take in payment dried fruit at the highest market price. Parties desiring to engage in the profitable industry of fruit drying will do well to send for descriptive circular and testimonials, which contains all necessary information pertaining to fruit drying. We have a few second hand dryers which we offer very cheap. Address D. B. MONTEITR CO. Albany, Oregon. AT Vj V o am Having decided to cloe out our husius lie re, we -A FULL STOCK OF- Kay v' ENTIRE STOCK Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hat3, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Ect AT Cos T ! GrEO. W. -SMITH (SUCCESSOR TO W. H. McFARLATTD) NEW TO-DAY. ON WEDNESDAY, IN THIS CITY, A nickel open face watch with a brass chain attached. The finder w ill be suitably lrw;iril.l lit. l.',vit-ir thu unmu u-itK Vi. ....... c-r, L. E. Snell, a Schmeer's hveiy stable. MoR SALE -A GOOD 2ND HAND P on. Inquire at this ottic WAG FOR SALE A WELL ESTABLISHED millinery store. Will run down st jck so tnat it will not require much capital to pur chase the same. For further particulars call upon or address. MRS. E. J.u. CO.NeR. Box 163, Albany, U-jn. LOs I . ONE TWO-YEAR OLD STEER, LIGHT red, with some white on his breast and rianks, also rirhi ear cut off and left ear split, and branded L on left hip. Left my farm one mile east of Albany about two months ago Anyone returning or giving in formation leading to the recovery of the same, wilt be suitably rewarded hv K. L. BURKIIAIIT. Cow for Sale. A FINE MILCH COW, 6 YEARS OLD for snle T. J. Anderson, 5 miles south of Albany, near the Calanooia. I IT M'LaUGIILIX , FASHIOKARLK TAILOR. IT . Nohy suits and innts cut and madt to order from the latest line of samples di rect from 'Frisco a sp-wialty. Cleaning and repairing a Albany, Or. prompt-" - done. First stree-- WANTKD -ALL THE r Aii.Mh.Ka Win) wish to sell their farms, to call and place the a me in the hands of Curran & M-jntieth have several customecs for good erai tn-k farms. Notice to lluuler. HUNTERS AND DOGS THAT r0 NOo know the difference between a sheeD ane a Chinese pheasant, arc hereby notified t keep off our farm east of this city,or suffer th . consequence of an enforcement of the law o trespass. ISOM & LANNING. For Sale at a Barsjalu, , BRA:, NEW PHAETON BUGGY OF Xl late make. Will be sold at a bargair Inquire at this office. R EWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, i'or Sale, A FINE DEXTER SPRING TOP BUGGY, for one or two horses. Inquire at the Herald office. BUILDING TO RENT 'SUITABLE FOR small business, next door to Thompson & Overman's harness store. Inquire at the latter place REVERE HOUSEt ALBANY, OR. CHAS. Pfeiffer, Prop. Only iirst-eclass house in the city. Large sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in tUe kitchen. General stage office for Corvallis. You will Save Money BY TAKING YOUR SEWING M ACHINES to the repairer. B F. Parsons, at Si:th and Jefferson streets, Albany, Oregon. Good satisfaction or no pay. Great English Remedy. Murray's Specific A guaranteed cure for all nervous iiii.iasts, sutb ai Weak Memory, Loss of Brain Pi.wer, Hysteria, Headothe, Pain in the B.ick, Nervous Prostration, Wakeulness, n e t-i : ieucurriti.Eu, i inversai jLat-si-Before Taking. tu,,y, seminal Weakness, -latency and gi neral loss cf power o th Generative Organs in eitln-r sex canseu .-y indiscre.ion or over-exertion, and h'i-h ul timately lead to Premature Trade Mark. Old Ase, Insanity and Con sumption. jJl.CO i a box or six boxes for-5o.00. Sent by mail on receipt of price. Full par ticulars in pamph'et sent free to every applicant. 'c ;n:ir:ilil-f 6 Koxcs to cure any ca.e. For ei ery -5.00 onler received we send i-- boxes, with a written fterJg kin?, .'iinrantee to refund themoncv if ourSpeeific does not effooc a cure. Adiinus all comnm--.iciti--.-is to t'.ie Sole Mr.-mia .-turers, The Murray Medicine Co., Kansas, t.itv, Mo .T-3'Soli! in Albany by Fo-hay Fosliay V lla-im. sol airc-nts DEALER IN O-Iiuri! c'Ik-c just O'-vaclI & Staiiurds. n-ceived at Those wishing bargains willcaH earlybefare thn stock isbroken, as these oroods must be sold within Staple Groceries I Fine GIassware,Crockery The best quality of la, oaffea, imhiia mtOn mnts, etc. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. Atthls old and reliable boose is also to Vf found a complete assortment, of fresh famlK groceries, te which is constantly being aJded at the seasonable lines of groceries and rtnrriiin such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, ' Anchouy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, i Canjned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc. - These goods were all bought when pricaa were low, and the benefit of the margin will bfl fiven to his customers. Ke member the plau at the old corner on First and Broadalbin Sta. ' HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietors of ALBANY SODA WORKS And manufacturers of inoice toniectione Bookseller, Newsdealer, Stationer. -AND DEALER IN- Stoves axicl Eanges ALSO A FULL LINE OF TIN W ABE, PUMPS, HOSE, COPPER WARE And every variety of cookinir utensils and novelties'iri house furnishing jrood-. The public is invited to call and examine this mammoth stock under the new management. 14,000 GUI AWAY ! I:i profits will be given to customers between this date and Januarv J 1SS0 at the store of l WM. SIMPsON, Text Books and all School Splies. i!JFii)e stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums, inkstan Is, in. oens. jein'iU. etc., esc. SheetSmusic, music books Land all kindj of musical merchandise, 2 Greneral ISTows Depot. 5ri PMail orflers promptly uttenced fco. We are now-prepared to furnish choice, freafc candies of best grade, consisting of pure stick, assorted flavors, mixed caadies, extra Frenc and chocolate creams, fancy mixed, candy ton and a general assortment of fine candies AT WHOLESALE OK BET AIL: eyOrderg from couutty dealers promptly atr lened to. Factory on first street, Albany, - - Oregorif M Grown Milk1 nex, itjrTMc cx, ne. NEW PROCESS FLOURJ (Superior asrfam aW ss&esvss) TheBestStoapMJitira CTTke Hspriort cash Sa" sor wtteaki aUUR fieyere Eosse Maarantj Who is selling an immense bankrupt stock of geucral merchandise at cost Call and see the goods on his 5, 10, 15, 20 and 25 cent counters. His store is headquarters for big bargains. -o) (o- janp and Lamp Trimmings I W.lp. READ, t (Successor to N. H. ALLEN) Win er and spring stock 1 am row receiving new goods in every line and wouldf cordially invite everybody to call: and inspect our stoclfand prices. We propose to have th' The .Live! IDrv Goods House V S . i r, and "shall at! all times study the wants of our patrons both in style and prices. - -AT- JULIUS (iliADWoHL'S Crockery Store. tloo-er DBros'. Silverware, Frj nch, Cliina andCrvstalware. Boys' AVasons vnd Doll Carriages, Fancy and Tov Ooods. SAVE YUR MONEY Bv buying: vour soods trornrmv store. 1 am bnv mg direct from the tactory and sell at Eastern prices witn treignt aadea, lor casn. ' Kenton's Mm Powdc -One Pound Can. 2oc I am agent for ten responsible Fire and Marine In surance companies, representing $72,ooo,ooo. Insure and protect youi self before it is too late. Iam also agent for the Frank Bros. Implement Co-, 'Portland. E3F lei on parle Francois. Hier win1 deutch gesprochen.'Wb H. DLfifcCKS: Heals servwd ft a 8 eta t 9I.0t) sCustnmere order tMaanagr desired, mi Uib'c -,:d with th brat fa tfc market Dry Goods Notions, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Call and see me. Groceries,Etc Knccessor to X H. Allei,, mm ' Albany, Oregon . The City Liquor Store, dT. BAUJIGART, Proprietor, F Next door to the Odd Fellows-, emple, Alban v, Ore- onJ, SPECIAL ATTENTION PAIKTO OflDERS FROM THE COUNTRY SECOHir HAP STORE. The past year has proven it to be a necessity The best and cheapest place in the city to buy your StoYes.Fnraiture, tinware i We,aie always prepared to buy vour heusehold furniture at the highest cash pr.ee. feole a-enis for thei , PEERLESS OIL CAN And I Lamp Filler.' pFTinshop recently added 411 unrfc done at the, lowest possible ntel ?h - L. GOTrLIE. llAiDanj Baft House HAIR DRESsIngSAL0ON JOSEPH WEBBErTPrSr. ule? na cluldren'sl'hair drr affarLSalty- - e ",OreegoCa.U,,ty CUrt Cf Linn State ot I"d2ETr f thC &Ute - CreWse. fv OTI.CE IS HEREDY GIVEN That " i undersigned has been lf 5 administrator of the adTm-P Wwnt'.-i unty court of Linn coumv nte bythe all persons having c Claims aiifaSl T That are hereby notified wTSeffid 68tate the same, together with thi Jt to Prnt youehers'to the SdeSi ed Prf Md mShedd, Linn count,- oreL I i(leuce months from the date hereof ' lun six lated June 11, 1SS3. ' DAVID CREWSE, Adniiiiistrator. n. T -iv,.v : . Tn.r.n' con iSf t?r. ,c Sl!lte tended to in i i"""'" uy at- Bros, grocery store of Conn Tea all the way fr,m25to 75 cent per ponnd at Brownvll AnS m NORTHWEST INSURANCE COMPANY PORTLAND, - . OREGON CAPITA STOCK. Wttf0o E. L. THOMPSCff. li'Agent. i