Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, July 25, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTFTE MOT?XFNt IIETTALH WEDNESDAY, JULY OK 1SSS. " doming IlaUg 2cvad , ft .1 Daily a.xd Weekly TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. iblishivl every morning except MondaO e svered by carrier, ner iv.-k- n i?i mail, per yeai... 5 CO WKKKI.Y. (Published every Fridav Mornimr.) ! copy, per annum, in advance 00 W;.in nut paid in advance 2.f0 JATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON. OF INDIANA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI P . MORTON OF NEW YORK. FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, ROBERT Sl'LEAN, WM. KAPUS C. W. FULTON. t UFFRAGE WITHOUT LEARN ING. As an abstract question of polit ical economy no one will question the soundness of the proposition to (establish an educational qual ification for voters. Congressional action on this question has been inwoked, and Senator Blair has in troduced a bill in the senate for the amendment of the naturaliza tion laws which provides, among other things, that no alien shall be naturalized until he can, in the presence of the judge, speak, read and write the English language with such intelligence and facility as to prove that he has the capac ity to transact ordinary business in that language and by; its use to become well informed in the prin ciples of the constitution and the duties of an American citizen. , The wisdom of adopting a meas ure of this kind will be a matter of considerable difference of opinion. JIany will think as does the Chronicle that no one will question the fundamental principles of this till, that is, no one who believes that diffused intelligence and gen eral education are the safeguards of the liberties and prosperity of a free people. There can be no doubt that it is a good thing for every country that its people shall be educated, and that jusc in pro portion as education becomes gen. eral the nation progresses. But as to the policy of beginning the work at the end which Senator Blair has chosen, opinions will differ. It is a question purely of expediency whether we shall require from aliens more, than we do from our native-born citizens, and there seems to be a sort of inequitable e'ement in Senator Blair's propo sition. They will probably also agree with the same paper that the proper way to reach this question is for the several states, in their capacity of sovereigns, to require that their citizens shall submit to an educational test before being permitted to exercise the right cf suffrage ; and when this is done, it will be entirely consistent for con gress to adopt a similar provision with regard to aliens. To do other wise looks like plucking out the mite from another's eye and leav ing the beam in our own. Heretofore the exercise of the privilege of suffrage has been a potent agent towards acquiring ed ucation, and a sufficient under standing of the constitutional laws to intelligently apply the use of the ballot. Whether the period is past when we can safely rely upon the educational influence thus exerted is a question that requires careful study and matured action. Popular Science says those more perfected and exact conceptions of nature which we call scientific kk'as have prevailed only after centuries of moral strife with the inherited superstitions and imper fec: generalizations of our semi civilized forefathers. The pro gressive and liberal governments of our most advanced nations to-day have been established in spite of the bitter opposition of their predecessors, and are them sjlved fighting tooth and nail the higher forms that will succeed them. In literature and art old schools strive to deny existence to the new ; and even in the little affairs of our daily lives, we areajl permitting the things that are, and "have sufficed to our fathers before us." to keep out the better things that might be. The health boards have an orig nal way of dealing with matters in Horida. It is reported that ma larial fever broke out in PlantCity, in that state, and the board of heaith immediately ordered the to -v ns des royed by fire in o der to stamp out the disease. Their next movtf will probably be to burn up all the swamps in the state and then they can feel secure in having circumvented king ma laria ; possibly not beforl. WILL 1 ) deAers in- Fine God Watches, Diamond ,welry, Fine Sil verware, hin:j. Ladies Watches and Chains, nil all kinds of El egant Jewelry, LVM ll i LjW PRICES. s GEO. W. SMITH (SUCCESSOR TO W.H. McFARLANE) The advance in the price of su:ar, which goes for every con sumer's cash lo tl. extent of acei t and a half per pound, is said to have been brought about by the astute sugar kjng of the Pacific Coast, Klaus Spreckles, who has cornered the visible supply and is thus enable to rob the laborer to increase his already plethoric pocket. as CO as 2 era as 53 Q3 m ct3 as f-i -3 Ma Pofn lvuic la ana lUllfl if rnmrn I have this da contracted with Messrs. Stewart As Sox, of Albany, to furnish, a large quantity of pure Manilla binding twine to members of our order. All patrons can call at their' place of business and by th method adopted at our business council secure the benefit of my contract. 1 have also made arrange ments with the same firm to furnish a lot of Osborne steel frame binders, Send in your orders as soon as possible as harvest is near. Signed MART MILLER, Financial Agent. I tavitt I loiar Dam s -A. FULL STOCK OP- PRINCFIELD SA W MLLi SLHUXGrFIELD ORE rONT, 2" Albany yard and office on Railroad, between 4th and J5th streets JI2 Havinjr lumber not excelled in quality, mduieilities irt surpassed forhe prompt and satisfactory fiUin or orders. I rcsnectfullv solicit a share of the ade. a.WHEELER. AT Having decided to i COST ;s here.we our busines will sell our MARRIED. SMITH BALUWIX. -At the r idenee of the officiating minister, Rev. Rev. S. G. Ii vine, in this city. :.n Tu 'av, Jjly 24, Mr. W. D. Smith, of Ha'ey, anil Miss Cora Baldwin, of 0kville. The happy couple were the recipieuts of many congratulations from their friends. -DEALER IX- IIIKD. WOLFE. Atl);shome in Ccrvallis, on Mon day, Ju'y 23, liev. X. J. Woife. Ti? fioue. cd was a prominent minister of theM E. church. He formerly rc ided at Shedd, but for seveial ye.rs has pree'ed at Ccrvallis NEW TO-DAW For treat. DWELLING HOUSK, TWO BLOCKS frcm the postoftice. Reasonable charges to good tenant. Address box No. 312, city. LOST OK STOLE. IN THIS CITY ON SATURDAY, JULY 22, a lady's gold watch, with the leturs "' A. I." on the cae, and a small fob attach - I. Vne finder will please return ti Mrs .-.ancis Pfeiffer. Wanted. A PRACTICAL PRINTER, CAPABLE OF of making up forms and doins; job vork in a country office. Apply to Lebanon Express. toves and Ranses ALSO A FULL LINE OF TINWARE, PUMPS, HOSE. CO VP Ell WARE And every variety of cooking utensils an.l "novelties in house furnishTn?. foods. The public is invited to calljand examine tli s mammoth stock under lue new management. " otlce to Debtors. T'HOSE KNOWING THEMSELVES IN J dehted to the undersigned will plea, s come forward and settle at once, as I desire .o close up my business preparatorv to going to Europe. WM. FABtli -ACRES OF LAN D SITUATED 12 ))) miles east of Albany.near the Oregon Pacific railroad, 360 acres in cultivation, and 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. LOST On Sunday July 15, between Albany and Mrs. Sberer's, west of Tangent, a gold 'chain woven bracelet with three rubv and two pearl sets on the clasp. The findtr will please return the same to G. W. Simpson, this city- HEWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE . and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, Fruit Dryer tor Sale. PLUMMEli FRUIT DRYER, FACTORY size, complete, with adlition- and im provements, for sale eheap. Apply to A. Blaker, Shedd, Oregon, or to A. Wheeler, Springfield, Oregon. The fighta and contests over land claims are numerous and vex atious, and very often result in putting into possession the parties not entitled in justice and equity to the lands. The dispatches re late in Colorado, recently, 100 settlers rode to the ranch of George Bloseer, near Raton, and rein stated him in possession of the r inch, which, during the absence of Blosser and family from home, had been turned over to a repre sentative Of the Maxwell grant. Tiie grant is taking vigorous measures to dispossess the settlers. The settlers vow they will not give u until the private land claims ciHiiiiiittee of the lower house of congress shall say whether or not the ruling of the secretary of the interior in 13W), declaring these lands part of the public domain, has the force of law or not, Great excitement prevails, and personal violence is feared. And this is but un example of many other like c'ainis that are wa-jed against is. tual settler.?. The're is a law oi M'ALISTBR & WOODWARD, IIOMKOPATHIC PHV sicians and surgeons, obstetrics treat ment of chronic diseases of women and children a specialty. All calls promptly at tended to day or night. Office in the Flinn block. Magnolia Flour. I1HE BEST MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV L rred to any part of the citv, for $1.10 jjr jack JOHN A CRAWFORD. nlSodtf if FOR If ENTIRE STOCK Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats,Gaps, Trunks, Valises, Ed AT Cost! Those wishing bargains will call early before the stock is broken, as these goods must be sold within" the next 90 da. C B Roland & Co Staple Groceries I Fine GIassware,Cfockery The beat quality of He eoffaa, cuanta wa. mniM, ete. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked BreacJ Every Day. Atthlsoldaad reliable hooae i Sm b found a complete aasortaaeBt, of trash 'famfV eroeeriea, to which is eonsUatl being miiitta 4 the seisoosbte linos of I such as Cranberms, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of AU Kinds, 1 Bohemian Glassware, Etc These goods were all bought when prims were low, and the benefit of the margin wilt bri jiven to lus customers. Remember the pia u the old corner on First and BroadaUiia Sts. CONRAD T! HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER Proprietors of ALBANY SODA f ORIS And maitufactarera al urn ice A a tODfectione W. K. READ, 'kZZL (Successor to N.'H. ALLEN) J TsTTTj-W .asm warn fin ter ana snr ii stock We are now prepared to farnish dioice, freW candies of beet grade, consisting' of pone mninoti lhvrot . T""! wtra i-renca aud ctiocdTate ensams, faucy mixed, candy ta,a and ageoeisi aasortsaeBt of fine caodia AT WHOLESALE OK KETAJL. CT'Ordera from . eoontrr dealers promptly taned to. Factoij cm f ust street, Albany, - - Oregon, M Crown Milk NE PROCEOUR. (Superior iac fanO aaaT takM-sa) &Toe Highest price in cash fsfBI nr kssk fierere ltee Manranfi H.DIERcksj 1 am now receiving new ooods in every line and! would coidialiy mvite everybody to call and inspect our stoclc and prices. . VVe propose to have th MeaJs t l.i The Live Drv foods House Of Albany, and shall at all times studyithe wants ot our patrons both in style and prices. $ -o)-(o- tamps and Lamp Triiminp -AT- Great Engiisli fiemedy, Murray's Specific TsadeHark. JULIUS GEADWOHL'S Crockery Store. A guarantrrd cure for all nervous diseases, such as Weak Memory, Loss of Brain Power. Hysteria. Headache Kratiot akete -tlocrer Bros'. Silverware, B.ror,Takin Ff mo i, Ohi iia andCrvstalware. Zr&JLl Boys' Wacrons vnd "Doll Carriages, SrK'&2&aTLoy a,ndToy Ooods. flOitrnen! eder ajaaamr daatred. T1m t -'dwilbtha-beatm the market. SECOND HAND SlOffi Dry Goods Notions, Furnishing Goods,1 Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries,Etc Call and see me. iture that e::ipIiatLcaiiy .ay that e cultivator and iiuprovt-rof iaiui s oukl W h rlghnfa! owner. Thrse iir.euPf vcraiits tilUt i?au to tiit ntrol of uer-ccc"::-?rs. s-ml t" e total iii-ct of iu:vr.;-ve!ncf!t use art: the cur.-e ci a: y t"-im-y where liiey are yhuv.'ju. OKI Age, Insanity and Con Kiiinption. a bjx or six boxes for?5.00. Sent by mail on receipt of price. Full par ticulars in pamphlet sent free to every applicant. WeVuitrniilep B Koxph to cure any ease, t or every S.r.00 oriler received we sund si- Doxes, witn a written ..T-!,:- imrniitee to refund the money if ourSpecitfc does not effect a cure. Adiress all eiimuui-iricati-m to the Sole Manufacturers, The Murray Medicine Co., Jvuisao. Citv. lv f-F'Sold in A'.t'any hy fohay l-'ovliay 1 M.Koii. a agents An Abselii: Ciin-, Tlie Orijrinal Abu-tine Oinirut'iit i iniiy pin, up iu lariri- tvo-innicc tin SAVE YOUR MONEY Bv buying your goods trom my store. I am bny ing direct from the tactory and sell at Eastern prices with freight added, lor cash. aStSliWs MnVwk -Ose Pound Cannae cmv nl) kin.ls r piles Ak f.-rili'.-; 4 v u Foiu.v & Mas,.,, -a -5 -,ct ,H-r .x-i doHUl Tor te J epon.i i.le b ire and Marine In hy man :sj eut.. ; surance companies, reire-"'.ntinr S75 (.nar,n,. Tnsniv I ! a . .. . ' --7"ww. Maui.-yeast al Hv.-ll XSHvavY PI OieCT- Olll Seit hvtvVK' ft IS too lr' T tn nlsA !aui-yeast al Hv.ll X Stv.nY I protect yOUl S(flf lfolV ft 15 too late' I ti a ,:..an t7in:;vTr:t.,cr at ! aent for tlle Bro, Implement Co " Vi.ra-kV iMiivr-h ! EcS' ICl On Oflf7'? Frnninii r'... - tnirri rln..lU - I- lei on parte Francais. .' wit ceutc.h gesprochen mi ortland. "W- BEAD, (SneceMo; to N H. Alle "lbany, Oregon Um GIVEN AVAV ! In profits will bef-riven-lo cuitomersbetweentbisiateaiidJJanuary;!, 1880. at the store of WM . SIMPsON. Who is seHiajr an immense f atikn;i UU-x-U of jrerera! mer-baadis at cost. Call and see the troods on his 5, 10, 15, a) ti5 t!d cei.l counters. His store is nead.juarters for hi;? bargains. , The past year hasfprovenjt to be a necessity. The best and cheapest place in the city to buy your Stoves, Furniture, tinware We roe always prepared to buy vour heusehold furniture at the highest cash price. Sole agents for thej PEERLESS OIL CAN And Lamp Killer. L. GOTTLIEB. Atay Ba tli Bouse -AND': HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER. PROPRIETOR. BTLadie and chiidren'shair dress as a specialty. Dntue satisfaction guaranteed. Administrator olf-e. In the Couisty.Court orJLinn county.lState o Oregon In the matter of the Lsute of Ida 51. Crewse deceased. j, UT1CK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE .J! undersigned has bc-en dulv appointed adiniiiitrat..r of the ahove estate by the county court of Linn county. Oregon. That ail fH'rsons havins olaims against said estate are henjijy notified and required to present the same, together with the proi-er pro..f nd youehers to the undesigned at his residpnee in Shedd, I.uin county, ir0n, within six months :rom the (iare hereot. . Dited June 11, tSS. DAVn CKEWSE, Administrator. NORTHWEST FIRE and ItiSURANZE COMPANY PORTLAND, - - OREO0X fPITAL ATOt K. S"5!.Oilil The City Liquor Store, M. BA UMGA RT.RProprietor. 3rNet door ti the Odd FeiJcvs- emple, AI!;ar.v, OrOLOnl to'--orPOn?v Pt!" 0n,ta'"J the 6:;est importe.) and domtic wines, liquors, ciimre r,r ..-J ..os. Onlj fcmt-das liquor store in she city J - SPECIAL ATTERTIOH PAIKfS CODERS FRCM THE COUNTRY' Fine o!J cherry bounc-t- at M. Bauni-irrlV. til en Away. . F. I'cnil proposes lo irive avav ; t'nic ffo'ul -,va!ch with liis a-old sti'd silver prize shirt, the very best tittiiiir yml best made white sliirt in tho in-srket. The price is as low or lower than aay equally as good sish-t iu the market. 4