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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1888)
( THE MORXIXG- IIEEALD: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 188S. flowing gaihf jHcracI Daily a.nd Weekly terms of subscription. OATLY. Published every morning except Mondaj.) elivercd by currier, per week 0.15 ily mail, per ye;u.. 5 CO WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Morninir.) ne copy, n;r annum, in advaiiee S2.C0 When not paid in advance "2.;0 NATIONAI TICKET. FUU PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN IIARKISON, OF INDIANA. FOR VIC E-PRESIDENT, LEVI 1 . MOKTON , OF NEW YORK. FOR PilKSIDKNTlAL ELECTORS, ROBERT m'LEAN, WM. KAP1 C. W. Fl'LTOX. NOT RELEVANT. :S) i A siinnnsed (?i corresnondent of the Evening Damocrat attempts to use an application upon the senior I editor of the Herald, that is some- j what akin tn what, is denominated ! blackmail. This correspondent eays "the editor of the Herald is willing to sacrifice the interest, welfare and usefulness of the order of Patrons of Husbandry to sub serve his partisan interests." We say a supposed correspondent, and i as possible by voting for the power with cause for so doing, for nojthat placed him there, we most person who can truthfully sign j emphatically object to any "Old himselg "Granger" as the article referred to is signed would make a statement so unqualfiedly false, so maliciously misleading and so dispicably mean. Every Patron in the jurisdiction knows that the active effort of the senior editor has been to keep partisanship entirely out of the grange. As to using the influence of the Patrons of Hus bandry for any purpose whatever outside of the benefit of the order itself, we never have, for two very ! good reasons. First, as far as we j tuat he choose, he may even corn are personally concerned, we j mand the veto o the dependent would not if we could, and every ! pe'11011 bill, the bill especially member of the order that knows ' Prepared to relieve the old soldiers us knows that fact. Secondly, we j could not if we would, and no ! member could, a fact that has ! 1 been satisfactorily demonstrated many times over. We are certainly at a loss to con cieve what special reason there could be for the claim that our being a member of the muchly abused order of Patrons of Hus bandry should handicap the edi torial matter that we mav prepare for our paper. We can see no more reason for any connection in ii a j : t : . i ii i. ..11 I, ., iiiau uirccwou man iiieie miuuiu uv with the Ancient Free and Ac cented Masons, with which we also Wth. hnnnr tn h cnnnPCtP,! . or ! anv other organization to which i ir,,.,,J firm is a member of the Albany Board of Trade, but that organiza tion does not own the Herald's j editorial columns, as a sequence of J SUCh membership, neither does the ; freely outspoken facts and deduc- tions of our editorial matter dam age the interests of that or ny other organization to which we may be united. The real facts of the case are that the writer of the article re ferred to seeks, by means both unfair and dishonest, to create sentiment in favor of his own blindly adhered to opinions. His partisanship is so strong that he cannot distinguish free trade in the fact that the products of Oregon are placed upon ie free list, but maintains that protection is main tained because the products of the almost single state of Louisiana sugar is still kept at a hign tariff; and the manufactured woolen goods we wear is given the benefit of protection, but the Oregon pro ducer of the raw material is left to the mercy of the competition of the whole outside world. He also drops back upon the stale and hackneyed falsehood of ;"free whisky and free tobacco." jThis pseudo "Granger" knows, if Hie is capable of connecting two intelligent consecutive thoughts together, that the abolition of the whisky revenue tax will not con duce towards free whisky in the least, but on the contra ry will work in the opposite direction. The best thinkers and workers in the temierance cause have universally so argued the question and con vincingly too. As far as tobacco is concerned, if the removal of the direct tax under the revenue law will put money into the pockets of the farmers of the majority of thf states of the union who are en gaged in the cultivation of the plant, and there is no denying the fact that it will, then we emphatic ally s.iy remove it. We are not in favor of :i direct war tax in times oi peace. .-penally when an ovcr- iijwi tlaivj y tnCnry is claimed to en r the welfare of the country; ;s ov.r pseudo "Granger" is. Grander ' also has discovered that the republican party is in favor of "free oleomargarine." Ircf a-..3.1 t IT-... learned judge! No other indi-j vidual could conceive such astute j wisdom. Probably in a day or two you will be able to deduce to ! your own satisfaction that the re-1 publican platform advocates free measles and free small-pox. YES, PENSIONS. To thk Eostor of the Hkrald: In a recent number of the Evening Democrat appears a com munication signed ' An Old Sol dier," which commends the action of President Cleveland in the pen sion matters, and especially the vetoing of the dependent pension bill. This "Old Soldier" says that the dependent pension bill "would nave given every dhk. Hanger on and camp follower who was in any way connected with the service without rendering any, an oppor tunity to swear he is unable toi ! earn a living, ana tnus become a j blo(xl Sucker on the body politic Xo', vvhile we accord eveiy person the right to regalate his voting to suit himsell, and think it quite natural if any "Old Soldier" has become accustomed to drawing the "pap" from the "public teat," in a "Nasbyite" method, that he should decide to continue the prospects of that "pap" as much isoiUier' or any individual referring, no matter what their present or past condition may be or has been, to the widows and orphans or relatives of dead soldiers as "bilks, hangers on, camp follow ers," and such like choice billings gate. "Old Soldiex" can cultivate all the admiration for President Cleveland's numerous vetoes of pension bills, setting up his judg ment against the combined re- ! search and wisdom of "tJ'irc" anu "isuom oi congress, of the country from the tax that 11413 neen ievieu uPon Uieni as members ol the grand army of the I. 1 - i i r i . epuoc, a a cnamy iuna to sup port the t eserving indigent soldieis and their dependent relatives and the widows and orphans of de serving soldiers, but which Presi dent Cleveland decided the old soldiers could better continue to pay than could the government that is governing under the enor mous treasury surplus. Yes, "Old Soldier" may commend that veto if he wishes to, but leave those epithets out, sir, and really if you choose to vote for the power that finishes "pap" do SO, but j"st please excuse Several Old Soldiers. NEW TO-DAY. Wanted. A1 PRACTICAL PRINTER, CAPABLE OF i of making nn forms and doiny ion work in a country office. Apply to Lebanon rA1'riaa- LOST OK THIS CITY ON" STttLKS. SATURDAY. I N THIS CITY ON" SATURDAY, .ILLY 22, a lady's gold watch, with the letters A. I m uiecooe, and a small fob attach ed. The finder will please return to Mrs t-raiicis 1'ie.ffer. A reward of $20 will be paid for If- iecovery. .oiire to Helttor. PARTIES KNOWING THEMSELVES IX dehted to the firm of Wm. Fortmiller & Co., are hereby notified to come forward and settle the game at once, as the copartner ship of said firm has been dissolved and all debts must be paid. Wm. Fortmiller, Police to Debtor. rpHOSE KNOWING THEMSELVES IX J debted to the undersigned will please come forward and settle at once, as I desire to close up mv business preparatory to sroinif to Europe. WM. FABKli LOST On Sunday July 15, between Albany and Mrs. Sherer's, west of Tangent, a jold chain woven bracelet with three rubv and two j pearl sets on the clasp. The finder will please return the same to u. V. Simpson, this city- Frait Dryer tor Sale. PLUMMEIi 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. JOSEPH WEBBER ANNOUNCES TO HIS patrons and friends Unit hp can be found on Lyon street, between Engine Co. No. 2 and First street, until his new rooms in Fo shay & Mason s brick are ready, f) j 'ACRES OF LAND SITUATED 12 0)l) 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. Agricultural Implement FARM IMPLEMENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION HARDWARE Stoves and Tinware AT PORTLAND PRICES. CALL AM) SEE US.f E. NELSON, Shedd Oregon. WANTED. We wi'i hoicce sii!pl k 41' c nts er roll for ins but it. Tiioji ... x oc Water. H5H i NOT I take plsas'&rs ia anaoaaeiag: that I arse removed from my old staad to my as'w "building oa tas coraer of ! Fisst aad Sroa&albia Streets. Taaakiag my customers fori tie liberal patroaage they have hestoived apoa me ia the past, I trust that with increased facilities aad a large ezperieace Z may merit a coatiauaace of it ia the tutors. W GEO. W. (SUCCESSOR TO W. OQ r-l-i as OQ m BO as -DEALER IX- Stoves ALSO A FULL LINE OF TINWARE, PUMPS, HOSE. COPPERWARE And every variety of eookinr utensils croons, x ue pumic is mvueu to call and the new management. The City Liquor Store, M. PAUMGART, Proprietor. &Xit door to the Od.liFeCows" emple, Aliiany, i Keeps eomtantly on hand the finest iniorte-I and d ! tj'j'CW. Only tirst-eiass !i'iu.r store in she -irv SPECIAL ATTENTION PAOO Children Cry for fit WIL & STM, -dealers in ii 3 3 ita r. Mil v Diamond Jewelry, Fine Sil verware, Kinirs.'Ladies Watches and Ciains, and'all kinds of El egant Jewelry ASTDNISflN CLY LOW IPRICES. SMITH H. McFARLAND) cl Ranges andfnovelties in house furnishine: ! examine this mammoth stock uuder OresonS niestio wines, U juors, cigars ar CEDERSB FROM THE COUNTRY Pitcher's Castoria Goid watches " ' I ! II I I t To tie Patrons I luive this day contracted with Messrs. Stewart A:j Sox, ot Albany, to turnish a large quantity ot pure Manilla binding twine to members of our order. All patrons can call at their place of business and by the method adopted at our business ouiicirsecure the benefit of my contract. I have also made arrange ments with the same firm to furnish a lotjof Oslwrne steel frame binders, Send in your orders as soon as possible as harvest is near. ""Signed MART MILLER, Financial Agent. SRPiNGFlELDISAW HILL SPRINGFIELD H?? Alb.iny y.ird and olliec on Kiilroad, hetween and .";!i slrceU,rJ2 Having lunilx'i- not exct-lled in (iiality, umll'acilities not surpassed forjthe promjit and satisfactory lillin or orders. I rosinM-lfullv solicit a share of;thii adc. ,v. VHKELEU.gJ Havino- decided to will sell our! ENTIRE STOCK Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, AT Those wishing bargains s.ock is oroKeu.as meseiroois inus ue soia ',;wiinin the next 00 days. C B Roland & Co W. F READ (Successor to Winter and 1 am now receiving new goods in every line and would cordially invite everybody to call and inspect our stock aud p.vices. V e The Live DrvGnods House Of Albany, andjshall latjiall times ' study-tlie wants ot our patrons both in style and prices. Dry Goods Notions, Furnishing Goods, ' Hats and Caps, teb Call and "see me. j,oKHbiij (bnccessorto vnapD " hm ALBANY, - - - OREGON Have in stock a complete assortment of Agricultural Implements Of every description, including ia "Wagons, Oliver Chilled aad Steel Plows, Deering 5 aad McCormick Covers aad Biaders, Hollings wortalaad Tiger Hay Rakes, Oae aad Two Horses, Buffalo Pitts Threshers, Steam or to' Power Harness, farm bells, garden tools, lawn mowers, etc. Also a full line of first-class Carriages. Buggies, Hacks and Carts, I SST'Buggy tops a specialty. j ana examine these prices, which are greatly F.RBOSCOE, o liisb airy our Trunks, Vanses, Ect Cost ! 'will call early before the X.'H. ALLEN) soriM propose to have thj -Boots and Shoes, Groceries,Ete NH. AUei.y . it. - Albany, Oregon. goods and get calaloue of reduced lor trade of &15SS. ANAGER. OltEbrOS. j COST! ousiness He re,! we stock Comny no -A FULL STOCK OF- Staple j Groceries I er? I The best quality ol Dean, coffM, nmixm. man. i (ols, etc CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Breatf very Day. AttW? .Vl imd reinble hoose is also to tv found a complete assortment, of fresh fatnfit rroceries, to which is constantly being aJde- a Ihe seasonable fines of grocariea and proruioa 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 (roods were all bought when priovj were low, and the benefit of the margin will bn fiven to his customers, tteraexnber the plau. at the old corner on first aad BroadaUua Sta. MUD 111. HOFFMAN AID PFEIFFER, Proprietors of Y And manufactorers of ice ry. We are now prepared to furnish clioice, freaV randies of best grade, consietin of pure sti. t, assorted flavors, mixed candies, extra Krenca and chocolate craama, fancy mixed, candy Uijyi and a general aasortmeat of fine candies AT FHQIESALE OK KfTTAIL. aVDrdera frem eeontry dealers promptly a imed to. Factory uu lirat street, Albany. - - Oregon Red Crown Milk MOM, aUDWIXC A C rrop'a. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior tar fandawl bakeraie) The Best Store Facilities 3Tbe Hicst f hca.in for wfaeaft, Mm Hohsb Sestaaraiiti (oh mmavtx : raQ 9j H. DIERCKSj Heal Mrw iSCiistmnerB order .ih : d with ths beat ia trm market. SECOND HAND STORE. BThe past year bas proven it to be "a necessity. The bi-st and cheapest place in the city to buy your Stoves , Furniture , tinware We aie always prepared to buy your hevisehoid furniture at the highest cash pr'.ce. Sole Hi-nl? for the j PEERLESS OIL CAR And Lamp Filler. L. (iOTTLIEB. Albany Bath House HAIR DRESSI)NGSA'L00N, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR. JSPLadie? md children's hair dress ns a specialty. Dnti.ie satisfaction eu a ranted. JOHN SCHMEER'S Livery. Feed & Sale stable Corner Second and EUsicortJi Sts . ALBANY, - - OREGON Horsks boardrd by the day or month. Car riages or buggies on reasonable term? vonl NORTHWEST INSURANZECOMPANY PORTLAND,- . OREGON CI'ITAl STOC K. 850.0UO Fine old cherry bounce at M. Baum. trart's. iive Away. W. F. Read pnpos s to jrivc away a line irold -.vatch with his told and silver prize shirt, the verv host mtm and best m:"!e white shirt in tii niai Ket. I he M ice is as low or lower than any equally as jfood shirt ju the market. Mcl.;uiis praj;al Tnilorins unim.-r and f:,i! suit?, frol pants in i'".v style a specially. l'k-aninr and n-panino. pw.nu.-tly attended to. (-Halu wt, Albany, Ort-gou. inn Do GtareM ALBiN SOM WORKS ConfecDone M 1 111U
