Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, July 15, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOTSTXt FTETJATjD: SUNDAY. JULV 15. 1SSS. Daily a..vo Weekly .vl S OislJr;iiIPTI0N. DAILY. f'siWishe'l every morning except Monday.) e'.ivered by carrier, per week oils Ji mail, per yeai ; 5 00 WEEKLY. (Published even Friday Morning.) ne copy, per annum, in advance 82.00 Vt'nen not naiil in advance 2.50 THE MAILS. Iifails at the Albany postotfiee close as foljows; For all offices north The Eastern states ' ... The West Side ;-0:J0 a. M. And the Nairow Gauge R. R. ) For Portland and Saleia 11a.m. Corvallis and Yaquina 12: 30 P. M. Al office south... 7;ao p. M. The postotfice will be closed each eveniny from six to seven o'clock. Registered matter for the early morning train should be mailed before S 6 clock the reyioues veuiiu;. NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI P . MORTON OF NEW YORK. FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, JtOBERT M'LEAN, WJI. KAPCS, C. W. FULTON. PURE WATER. To any town or city the question off a supply of pure water, for culinary and drinking purposes, is an important and serious one. The health and prosperity of its citizens depends upon the purity of such supply, and when it is brought, as ii almost invariably is, by a sys tem ofjjwater works, the fountain Lead should be carefully gua-dtSl i ' anu every person wno puts a cup of it lift his lips should ' know "whence and whither it comes Hew York city has always boasted of the puritv of the Croton water supply, but recently a physician, who has been investigating, com pletely destroys confidence in the purity of that source. According to his statement the sewage cre ated by 25,000 people, the largest miik factory in the world, 10,000 cows, 1200 horses, 1500 nogs, and 40 factories, was all being run into that body of water from which the city of New York draws its water , supply. While in former years the Thames water used by London contained five times as much bac teria ap Croton water, recent in vestigation showed that in one cubic centimeter New York con tained 526 bacteria, against 44 contained by London water. While, of course, the greater part of these were the common, harm less bacteria, still there was a large proportion capable of pro ducing disease ; and he expressed the opinion that a great Vleal of the scarlet fever, diphtheria, and other infectious diseases which prevailed in New York might be traceable to germs derived from the water supply. Every other city in the country, whether large or small, should look after this important matter. It is too important to be neglected. The old saying that those wlio live in glass houses, etc., may yet haveja literal application, for the manufacture of that article is so extending its bounds that glass houses may not be an unlooked for sequence of future experiments. It is already said that although glass pipes of large diameter have not as yet been successfully pro duced, the opinion has been ex pressed by those engaged in the manufacture of glass on a large scale that the time is not far dis tant when some method of casting such pipes satisfactorily and cheap ly will be devised ; and it is be lieyed that made in similar form to the present cast-iron pipes, with some suitable mechanism , for a jotnt, and of malleable glass, a water p ipe would thus be formed to whi :h there could scarcely be an objection. Strong, tough, smooth and indestructible, and made f a material that is found almost anywhere, it is thought not improbable that, in time, when ever a large quantity of pipe i3 re quired in any one locality, a furnace will be erected and the pipes be there made. Blair, of New Hampshire, and Butler, of South Carolina, had a tilt the other day in the United States senate, over the question of ! printing the president's vetoes of . . pension uuis, luh auounueu in . . 1 1 -.1 near, anu auger, niierunxeu wun j choice epithets, talk vou know. Senators will It is reported that the impress victoria, widow 01 uermanvs c.e , . 11 1 ceil-seu eniperori m virtually a yns- , oner iii hr palace at 1 otdam nr. til she lis willing to ecrrenvier late h'.isbaud's papers. her " '1 . . it .1 i residents o: L,inii county, anu w-t? j and ail sav, "Hurrah lor iiarridon TEMIEEANDE NUTE3. Contributed by the W. C. T. U. A mothers' meeting will be held at the home of Mis. Baltimore on next Tuesday afternoon. Subject to be discussed, "How to secure truthfulness in childien." All ladies are invited and urged to attend. There was reported at the last annual national convention of the W. C. T. V. G505 unions and 2235 loyal temperance legions. Their total membership is 237,;!G. Twenty-five states have scientific temperance instruction. Amoun: of money contributed for local work, $o30,925; raised by state unions, $34,885; money paid to the national, $10,757. The most frightful effects of the drink habit are not those which can be tabulated in statistics. It is not the waste of grain, nor the destruction of property, nor the increase of taxes, nor even the ruin of physical health, nor the loss of life which most impresses the mind of the thoughtful ob server of inebriety. It is the effect of this vice upon the character of men, as it is exhibited to him day by day in his ordinary intercourse with them. It is in the spiritual realm that the ravages of Strom: drink are most terrible. Body and mind are so closely related that when the one suffers tie other must share the suffering; and the injury to the physical health resulting from intemperate drinking must, therefore, be ac companied by similar injury of the mental and moral powers. Bi t the inclination of the popular thought is so strongly toward the investigation of physical effects that the spiritual consequences of drunkenness are often overlooked. Degeneration of tissue is more palpable than degeneracy of spirit ; .a lesion of ihe brain more startling than a breach of faith ; but the deeper fact, of which the senses take no note, is the more important fact ; and it would be ell if the attention of men could be tixed upon it. Moderate drink ing is often defended by reputable gentlemen to whom the very thought of a debauch would be shocking. To such we might truthfully say : It is true you are not drunkards, but day by day, and little by little, you are weak ening your mental faculties and losing the mastery over yourselves, and if you could but know what is too evident to those who love you best, how your character is slowly losing the firmness of its texture and the firmness of its outline.how plainly visible are the signs of moral decay in your character, you would not think your daiiy indul gence harmless in its tendency. HUTCHINSUX HL"TCI!l"SON At the ottice of, and by Justice M. E, Brink, in this itv on Juh 14 William G. Hutchinson Sand Mrs. Flora Hutchinson, all of Linn t county. NEW TO-DAY. Dissolution of Partnership. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIEN THVT THE partnership heretofore eMstiins between v'm. ortmiller and T. H. Cone under the firm name of Win. Furtuiiller & Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr Cone letiririjr. All accounts due the firm will be collected by Mr. Fortmiller, and all liabilities will be assumed by him. Albany, July 11, laSS. M. FORTMILLER, T. H. CONE. holier to Debtors. PARTIES KNOWING THEMSELVES IN debted to the firm of Wni. Fortmiller & Co., are hereby notified to come forward and settle the same at once, as the copartner ship of said firm has been dissolved and all debts must be paid. W'u. Forthillbr. Wanted. PRACTICAL PRINTER, CAPABLE OF of making up forms and doing job work in a country office. Apply to Lebanon Express. Fruit Dryer tor ale. PLUMMER FRUIT DRYER, FACTORY size, complete, with additions and im provements, for sale eheap. Apply to A. Blaker, Shedd, Oregon, or to A. Wheeler, Springfield, Oregon. F ICR SALE -A GOOD 2ND HAND WAG- on. iLouire at this oiUc Contractor and Builder. THETUNDiiRSIGNED HAVING LO eated in Albany solicits patronage from city and country. Will contract to build bridges, barns, and all manner of dwelling hous. including Queen Anne, Eastiake and Elizabethian styles of buildings. Will furnish plans and speciticatons free of t charce. Satis jaction guaranteed W. O. CAS3EL- HEWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE . and jeweier, Albany, Oregon, O I ACRES OF LAND SITUATED 12 0( miles east of Albany.near the Oregon Pacific railroad. 360 acres in cultivation, and I contains sufficient water and timber for gen era use Would make four good farms Price, $12,000. with terms to suit purchaser. For particulars apply to J. J. Dorris. n m jyi sil.ians and 3ur,,eons, obstetrics treat ment of chroni' diseases of women audi tendrurbtAIcerr block. Land Surveying. TTI DifRfHS St'RVKYIN(f PONK CAN OB 1! 1 :i,.,.urate anu prompt wrk by calli oo:i e.-coiiritv purvfvoi r. 1. 1. risner. has-OKr.!eto c;oni of rield notes and town- shtt ;law. and is irepared to do survevin ; y irt Lin:i county. Postuffice address, j Miil-rs tat:n. Linn county, Ore;ou. Mirr jo iebor,. ; knuv.-ino themselves in j ufnv.-a -o the ui:deii!aau please i desire j v:u Krrward and sttie at on, as 1 r.) cuise up n v uusmers ' rep umtorv to -rinti GEO. W. (.SUCCESSOR TO W. C3 c3 CO CO CO trj 1-3 -DEALER IN- Stoves and Ranges -ALSO A FULL LINE OF TINWARE, PUMPS, HOSE, COPPER WARE And every variety of cocking utensils and novelties in house furnishing: "roods. The public is invited to eall'and examine this mammoth stoek "under the uevv management. NOW FOE I -o) Lamps and - Lamp Tn AT - JULIUS GRADWOHL'S Crockery jStore. Llocrer Bros'. Silverware, FY 3a 5 l. China andCrvstalware. Boys' "Wasrons vnd "Doll Carriages, Fancy and Toy Ooods SAVE YUR MONEY x i-. : . j a v 'UlUii UUl JUUUS direct from tke.lactory OTi-fh -rPiiirlif oili-!!-! n-t. s.. Kenton's Baking Powde I am. agent for ten responsible Fire and Marine In surance companies, ana vjroi ect voui seit Oerore ant for the Frank Bros. ' I lei on pane Francais. Hier II! ft on DEALERS IN D.amond Jewelry, Fine Sil verwart. King. Ladies Watches and Chains, and al! kinds of El egant Jewelry , TOKISfflSCLY LOW PRICES. SMITH H. McFARLANDjJ T (o. did is t , 1IUU1 IUV StUfB. L am DUY and sell at Eastern prices -One Pound Can. 25c 11 STARK representing $7 2, 000,000. Insure it is too late I am also Implement Gu-, Portland. wirn deutch gesprochen." nnci ID 111 I have this day contracted with Messrs. Stewart & ox, of Albany, to furnish a large quantity of pure Manilla binding twine to members of onr order. All patrons can call at their place of business aud by the method adopted at our business council secure the benefit of my contract. I hare also made urraiige meuts with the same linn to furnssh a lot of Osborne j steel frame binders, Send possible as harvest is near. Signed MART MiLLEK, Financial Agent. SPRINGFI SPRIXGFIELD ELDS "Albany yard "and office on Kailroid, between -Lh and 5th streetsig Having lumber not excelled in quality, i-ndfaeilities not surpassed forjthe prompt and satisfactory tilling or orders. I resncctfullv solieit a share of "the ade. a. WHEELEK. AT Having decided to clo-:e will ENTIRE STOCK I Clothing, Furnishing jGoods, AT Those wishing bargains will call early before the V'tock is broken, as these joods must besold ..within the next 90 days, 6. B, F&i&fi4 & 3& W. F. (Successor to ef m 1 am nowr receiving new goods in every line and! would cordially invite everybody to call and inspect our stock and prices. We propose to have th The Live Drv Goods House of A.ibany, and sliall wants ot our patrons both Dry Goods Notions, Furnishing Goods, r Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Call andsee me. IF1. (Sncceesor 4,000 GIVEN kW ! Ia profits will be given to customers between thisdate and January 1, 1889. at the store of WM. SIlVLPsOJNY The City Liquor Store, nr. BA VMGA RT, Projector. ..H-Hiroorto meima tthov.f wvW, Albany, OreonS KFV . i . . . . . rnl,o -;,,T.,Jr n t1:e fi"t imported and domestic wines. u r store in she SPECIAL AHfliTION PAID.TO Of j in your orders as soon as AW MILL MS an COST. out our business here, we sell our Hats. Caps, Trunks, Valises, Ect Cost ! READ, X. H. ALLEX)J mm stock at all times study in style and prices. the Groceries,Etc ZEeZE-iL-ID. ' to N H: Alle:. Albany, Oregon. liquors, car8".sr arv ORDERS" FROM TH AfTTLl STOCK O Staple Groceries! feGlaware,iMerr The best quality ol ants, etc CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked BrearJ Eyery Day. Atthisoldaatf reliable hooae U ala to t found a complete assortment, of fresh famik groceries, to wfeieh is constantly bang added a the seasonable Unas of grocari utl pnwirion 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 The'e poods were ail bouirht when prion were low, and the benefit of the margin will ti givrn to uia customers. Kemember the plau. u the old corner ou First aud Broadaibia Sts. ' CONRAD MEM HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER. Proprietors of ALBANY SODA TOBS And manufacturers of Choice Confectionery. We are now prepared to famish choice, freak candies of beet grade, co'ifcistin of pore stick, assorted flavors, mixed caadiea, extra Kreitcs uirt chocolate creams, fancy mixed, candy twja and ageaeral-aagortmeat of fine cxidiea AT lyiMLESALE OK BET All CVOrdera from evantry deafen promptly a taned to. Factoi? uo. Emfc stcaet, Albany, - - Oregory mom, limine cX. rra. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. rr TfwfiiMni iria'm) The BestStorage Faoilitigi fcr Eeyere Hoase fiBstanranK (aw niMtrma) H.mr5Ekst HeaU sarvaMl fnat f aau ta 91.0 gSrCtwtomem cedar Maaaaer daalraaL TW SECOND HMD STORE. Thefpast year has proven it to be a necessity. The best and cheapest place in the city to buy your gj StoTesumiture. tinware W e aie always prepared to buy vour heusehold furniture at the highest cash price. Sole agents lor the; PEERLESS OIL CAN And Lamp Killer. rTi!i6hop recently added. All work dune at the lowest possible rates Jaj l. gottliebT AdHnj Bati Houses AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR. SPLadiee nd chi!drens;"hair dress ns a specialty. Dntiie satisfactioa sruaranted. . Administrator Xolir. In the County Court orJLinn county. State o Oregon. In the matter of the Estate of Ida M. Crewse OTIC E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned has been dulv appointed administrator of the above estate by the county court of Linn county, Oregon. That all persons having olain-.s against said estate are hereby notified and required to present tne same, together with the prooer proof nd vouchers to the undersigned at his residence l-ibhedd, Lmn county, Oreeon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated June 11, 1S88. DAVID CREWSE, Administrator. NORTHWEST INSURANCE COMPANY PORTLAND, - . OREGON t PITAl STOCK., .-.ain Fine srarl's. .c ti uj bo iiven Avay. F. Read proposes to jrive away a fine ro!d watch with his irold and silver prize shirt, the very best fitting; and best made, white .hirt in the market. The price is as low or lower tfmn any equally as good shirt iu the uiarket. Red Own. Milk FIRE