Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, July 27, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTFIE MOTtyiyU HERALT): FRIDAY, JULY 27. 1888. glowing gailgjRcnitl no pleasure is felt in anyihiii in efforts to realize it. but Daily a. .mo Weekly TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Published every Dioruiii except Monjav.) e!ivercJ lv carrier, per week d.li By mail, cr y-ui.. ,. 5 C;0 WEEKLY. ' (Published every Friday Morning.) ne copy, per annum, in advance -2.00 Wnen not taid in advance .". .. 2.c0 NATIONAL EEPUBLICAfll TICKET, , FOlt PRESIDENT, IjKXJAMIN IIAKlilSON, OF INDIANA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, ;LKVI Y . MORTON 1 OF NEW YORK. Fol: I'RESIDESTIAk ELECTOHS, ROBERT m'lEAN, WJI. KAPDS, C. W. FI LTON. The pardon by the governor of i jonn uulp, who was convicted in 1SS4 of manslaughter, he being accused of killing G. W. iSmiih at Willow Springs, brings forward a question of justice and right that is overlooked in our laws. It a -pears that the grounds of pardon are that Mr. Gulp is innocent of the crime, the principal witness against him having confessed that lie swore falsely. Under that view oi the case, the victim of four years unjustifiable imprisonment is cer- tainlv entitled to some indemnit- i c tion, as well as a direct effort towards removing the ignominous stigma fastened upon him. Tl'e matter of pardon where no crime has been committed is a lame place in our laws. UNSELFISH ACTION. The paramount incentive to action, among human I eings,is the IVE & ML dealers in- Diamond Jewelry, Fine Sil verware, Rings, Ladies Watches and Chains, and all kinds of El esrant Jewelry iiUI-iU IvCLY LOW PRICES. Patrons of Haw n. 1 have this'day contracted with Messrs Stewart & j - 1 box, of Albany, to furnisk a large quantity of pure Manilla binding twine to members of our order. All, patrons can call at tlieir place of business and by the method adopted at our business council secure the benefit of my contract. I have also made arrange ments with the same firm to furnish a lotjof Osborne steel frame binders, Send in your orders as soon as possible as harvest is near. Signed MARTMILLEll Financial A-ent. I Won Knknmrl ami i in ir v -A FULL STOCK OF- to wry mats, The senate apparently believes in the millions for defense doctrine, ! as the' have agreed in committee to report an amendment to the GEO. W. SMITH (SUCCESSOR TO W. H. McFARLAND) desire to bring larger benefits to ! arm-v appropriation bill appropri ating between $0,000,000 and .$7,- 000,000 for the establishment oi a gun factory in West Troy, New York, and for the manufacture of coast defense guns. One section of the amendment annrooriates $750,000 for the erection of neces sary buildings, and their equij ment with machinery and fixtures. Another section appropriates The house committee on agri culture have agreed to report the Lee bill to prevent the sale and manufacture, or trtinsiorcation of adulterated articles of food, drii k and drugs. Also a substitute for 1'uttei worth's bill defining lard and imposing a tax on compound I lard, and regulating its sale, im portation and exportation. Thousands have been relieved of indigestion and loss of appetite by a single bottle of Ayer's Sarsaparil la. The use of this medicine, by giving tone and strength to the assimilative organs, has made in numerable cures of chronic dyspe - sia. iricei. wortti?:)a bottle Delaysare dangerous. Ask Winn for a policy in the Travelers. "ni W TO-DAY. For Kent. frcm the postortice. Reasonable charges to good tenant. Address box No. 312, city. LOST Ott STOLE. THIS CITY ON SATURDAY, -JULY a lady's gold watch, with the letters A. I." on the case, and a small fob attach ed. The finder will please return to Mrs Francis Pfeiffer. IN Tl 22, Wanted. PRACTICAL PRINTER, CAPABLE OF l of making up forms and doing job work in a country office. hxpress. Apply to Lebanon the individual. While this is per haps a wise attribute of the human mind,'! as it probabl' leads to the greater amount of progress and de velopment that is worked out in the .advancement of the world, it nevertheless defeats its own ob jects and leaves for the ardent pur surers of benefits as veritable a disappointment as the ashes of Dead Sea apples. The Philadel phia Ledger has been discussing this subject and points out that active goodness of every kind, even though it may be hard and pain ful to perform, finally results in happiness to the doer. In private life, and in all life.the bestmotives to action are those which lie out side of self and its supposed inter ests. To build the ship staunch and safe and the house firm and healthful for the sake of human lives that will be entrusted to! them ; to administer justice be cause of its equity ; to heal disease and teach sanitary laws for the sake of suffering humanity; to cheris'i in every employment some glimpse of and interest in the good that is to be produced in the world introduces a finer element into the labor and actually brings forth a better quality of work than can be educed by the mere hope of per- j sonal benefit to the worker. It is -a very poor type of parent who -would subordinate his child's wel fare to his own in his relations -with hisii, and a very poor type of teacher who does not make the needs, of his pupil paramount. Philanthropic actions, so called, may have many motives; money and time and energy may be de voted to those who need them from the mere desire to be consid ered generous or the fear of being thought mean ; but who can doubt that when they are given from true sympathy and an honest desire to promote happiness they are of ten fo'd worth? It is true that at present the egoistic instincts of men are so much stronger than the altruistic that the former class of motives is much more easy to arouse. And, as wo have said, they are in many cases the only available ones; yet we should never lose sight of the truth that they are inferior, and whenever it is possible to infuse a love ot what is good and right for its own sake a desire to see others benefitted and made happy, a motive for ex cellence unconnected with self we should hail the opportunity with joy. lenerous emotions and vir tuous desires are in themselves a fountain of happiness to their possessor, but it is a fountain which must spring up unawares. Planned for and sought for, it fails to appear. It is in youth that such motives can be most easily fostered. Then it is that habits are formed; and there is a habit of motive as well as a babit of action. It is not sufficient to instruct the child to follow certain lines of conduct and to avoid others. We must supply him with incentives, and upon the nature of these will his future character largely depend. Instead of assuring children that if they are good they will be happy, and clinching the assurance by artifi cial rewards or bribes, we should lead them gently to choose and to prefer the good without refer ence to sell at all. They can be accustomed to p'.an for and to aim :..:.. ,J0Qnrp not rettin it. c , " 1 , . fT,,. harvest can secure great bargains from i ..til.. l- art fit it riff l ilHV will' . ....-I- ana, aimw'S" " - us, as we are ciome ou experience a rich enjoyment them- goods. Thompson te Wt selves,it will be incidental; never one forwhich they Have striven Artificial rewards will thus tbev will CO .9 CO fc- ZX2 cp e3 C33 $5 nnn.Onn for thf mirriinse stflo! .2 for high power coast defense guns o: eight, ten and twel ve-inch cal iber. An appropriation is also pro posed for the purchase of torpedoes. CO CO s-h ce SPR INCFIELD5SAW MILL a ORE WON", SPRINGFIELD KfTAlbany yard and ofliee. on Railroad, Having lumber not excelled in quality, ondracUiti's n jt surpassed forlthe prompt and satisfactory tilling or orders. n:steeltullv solicit a share of !the iielvveen 4ih and otli streets. ade. a. WHEELER AT COST! Having decided to 1 "t our will sell our business here,; we Staple Groceries I assiare,! Th best quality of trnaa, coOm, nim oa. a, etc. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Breac? Every Day. At thU old and refiable booae is ateo t " found a comolete assortment, of fresh famOi S?3 2 I croeerie, to which is eoostontiy being aJded a the seasonable lines Of iecanav asu fmuiwi 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 jroods were all bought when prioas were low, and the benefit of the margin will b given to his customers. Kemember the plaua U the old corner on First and B-oadaDia St. ENTIRE STOCK -DKALKIt IS- a .Vol ice to Debtors. 1HOSF. KNOWING THEMSELVES IN" debted to the undersigned will please come forward and settle at once, as I desire to close up mv business preparatory to gvinir to Europe. ' WM. FABfaR LOST On Sunday July 15, between Albany and Mrs. Sherer's, west of Tangent, a gold chain woven bracelet with three ruby and two pearl sets on the clasp. The finder will please return the same to G. W. Simpson, this city- Fruit Dryer tor gale. PLUMMER FRUIT DRYER, FACTORY size, complete, with additions and im provements, for sale cheap. Apply to A. Blaker, Shedd, Oregon, or to A. Wheeler, Springfield, Oregon. Removed. OSEPH WEBBER ANNOUNCES TO HIS patrons and friends that he can be found on Lyon strtet, between Engine Co. No. 2 ant r m street, until his new rooms m r o shay & Masjn s brick are ready. miles east of Albany, near the Oregon Pacific railroad, 360 acres in cultivation, and contains sufficient water and timber for gen era1 use Would make four good farms Price, S12.000. with terms to suit purchaser. For particulars apply to J. J. Dorris. wainTtedV We will pay 40 cents per roll for hoicce shippinar butter. Thompson fe Waters. Agricultural Implemenis, FARM IMPLEMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION HARDWARE Stoves and Tinware AT PORTLAND PRICES. CALL AND SEE US.l E. NELSON, Shedd Oregon. NOTICE TO FARMERS All parties wanting: any dishes for out tnis line of aters. ami penalties .i be rarely needed : ana : grow up with generous i and un.--I!isu instructs, instead ot mean arI calculating ones. Aj recent v. ritor ys truly : "A love j of good may betultivatfrtito almost j anv extent where the original j 1 Stoves axle! Ravages ALSO A FULL LINE OF TINWARE. I'UMPS. HOSE, COPPER WARE And every varietv of cookinir utensils and' novelties in house Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks, iafises, Ect AT Cost ! Those wishing bargains will call earlv before stock is broken, as these goods uius'; be sold wi the next 00 days. the thin CM Ml. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER Proprietors ot ALBANY SODA WORKS And manufacturers of tODiectione roods. The uuhlie is invited to call and examine this mammoth the new management. furnishing tock "under The City Liquor Store, M. BAVMOART, Proprietor. 2TNext door to the OddjFt llows' emple, Albany, Oregon'Sl Keeps constantly on hand the finest imjiorted and domestic wines, Jiquors, cigars ar tob"Cs. Only first-class liquor store irt slie city ' x SPECIAL ATTENTION PAI9.T0 ORDERS! FROM THE COUNTRY' iff FOR Li -o) 0- C B Roland & Co W. F. READ, (Successor to X. II. ALLEN) Winter and sorinir s T We are now prepared to famish rtioire, freafc randies of beat frrade, coniisting of pure stick, assorted navora, mixed candies, extra Kre;;c and cbxoolate reams, faiMry mixed, candy tuya and a eueral assortment oi flue candies AT YBLFALE OR KKTAIL. C?Ordera from country dealers promptly aar tened to. Factory ua r ust street, Albany, - - Oregon MtaMfe I80M, KAXiriSC A C rrvp'a. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Soperior oa familr aaA bakers vmft Tlie Best Storage FaciJito j tTTb Kigfheet prioa in 1 am now receiving new goods in eventline and would cordially invite everybody to call ana inspect our stock and prices. We propose to have th The Live Drv foods House Of Albany, and shall at all times study the wants ot our patrons both in style and prices. OaJQOa, 4 Lamps and Lamp i -AT- -WIIO WANT- HARVEST MEATS Vill fin ivpll ir rail nuil srp(i Ti foundation of an altruistic nature j jrai;,jlt; at j,s bv.tcher hoi in this j exiFt A passionate ideal of ex-jcitv. He T ill sell choice meat? at ceilence can so liil the mind that ! a liberal reduction to farmers. JULIUS GEADWOHI'S Crockery Store. I?ower Bros'. Silverware, French., China and Crvstalware. Boys' Waerons vnd "Doll Carriacres, Fancy andTov Ooods- SAVE YOUR MONEY Bv buying your goods trom my store. 1 am bny ing direct from the factory and sell at Eastern prices with freight added, lor cash. Kenton's Biking Powde. -One Pound Can. 25c I am agent for ten responsible Fire and Marine In ! surance companies, representing $72,ooo,ooo. Insure jand protect y om self before it is too' late. Iam also ! agent for the Frank Bi-qs. Implement Co-, IPortland. Dry Goods Notions, Furnishing Goods, ' Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries,Etc Call and see me. rKT- BEAD,,,. t(Snccessor to N H. Alien Albanv. Oregon. well k Gornny Children Cry for Pitchers CasjtorSa ALBANY, - - - OREGON Have in stock a complete assortment of Agricultural Implements Of every description, including in. "Wagons, Oliver Chilled and Steel Flows, Seering and HcCoxmick Ho-wers and Binders, ZXollings vrovtn. and Tiger Hay Bakes, One and Two Horses, Buffalo Pitts Threshers, Steam or Horse Power Harness,1 farm bells, garden tools, lawn mowers, etc. ajso a iuu line ot nrst-ciass Carriages, Buggies, Hacks and Darts. 2IFEBuggy tops a specialty. Cixll and examine these goods and i'et calaWue of prices, which are greatly reduced tor trade of 1888. Severe Hoass totaurantj Mesls mi-m trmm m mmn tm 91.9m h' - -l with th beat tattiarnaricat. SECOND EMD STOEE. The past yf-:ir hasfproven'it to be "a nocesity. The !x-t snd cheapest place in the city to buy your Stoyes,Furnitoe, tinware Wt- aie always prepared to buy your heuseaold furniture at the highest cash price. Sole Hsenl lor thej PEERLESS OIL GAII And Lamp Killer. L. GOTTLIEB. iiliany Bath House HAIR DTklsSINGSAL00N, JOSEPH WEBBER. PROPRIETOR. JSLadies and ehildren'shair drees, nff a specialty. Dnt'ue isatisfaction guaranteed. Adaviiii.iitratoR .olirr. In the County.Court oCLinn countv.State o Oregron In the matter of the Estate of Ida H. Crease deceased. i. OTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE i undersigned has been dulv appointed administrator of the above estate by the county court of Linn county, Oregon. That all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified and required to present the same, together with the proner proof nod vouchers to the undersigned at his residence mShedU, Linn county, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated June 11, 18SS. DAVID CREWSE, Administrator. mm NORTHWEST P. H. EOSCOE, MANAGER. INSURANCE COMPANY PORTLAND, - . OREGON CMTAI. STOCK. Fine old cherry bounce at M. Baum. -rn rt's. ilven Aaj. - W. F. Read propose to save awav a fine iro!d watel: with his' gold and silver prize shirt, iiu: verv best tittinff and best msde '.hite sliirt in tlie market. Th" j rice is as low or lower than any equally as ijbod shirt in' the market.