Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, August 08, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ArOIiXrS TTTTRATVP: WCTXESDAY. AUaiJST 8. 1888. ! horning Satttj jficvacl Daily a.n:d Weekly TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. .n,Y. Published even' mori.'.njr except Mon;la.) c'.iverod by carrier, per week O.lii By iiiiiit, jier 5 WEEK f.Y. (Published every r'rklay Morning.) ne copy, per aumiiu, t:i advance 82.00 When not paid in advance NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. Uaiied States army there can Le j no successar to the title of genera! ! conterU'd upon hiiaby the recent act of coiigress.as it J'-es with him, being created as a deserved special honor will probably be M.ijor General John SL Si-hoSeld, who was born in Chautauqua, X. Y., September I'D, 13:51. He received his education at West 1'ohit, and made a record f-.r distinguished ability and bravery during the war oi the rebellion. fok fredi-st, BENJAMIN HAHKISON, OF INDIANA. " A A A 4 A SI A FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI P . MOliTON OF NEW YORK. : FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELKCTORS, ROBERT m'LEAX, WM. KAPL'S t C. W. FULTOX. " THE DIFFERENCE. It is perhaps a difficult matter to fully appreciate the differences ex isting between our free American government and the monarchies of the o d worid. At least is it so to those who have never exper ienced any other form of govern ment, but have spent their lives so far in the "home of the free and the land of the brave. A single One of the saddest sights of modern Europe is that of the poor lunatic widow of the ambitious Maximillian, who lost his life at tempting to be emperor of ilexico. Carlotta is said to grow more violently insane with her advanc ing years. The oniy alleviation that time can bring to her is the passage across the dark river toi the husband whom the ambitions intrigues of political schemers led on to his sad fate. ( Emperor William, while on his p marinating visit show, it is said, will call (Upon his grandmother, Victoria, of England. She will probably not talk very much about the exemplary (?) care and affec tion show n for the mother, Victoria, a semi-prisoner at Potsdam. OVAL Gex. Sheridan's final resting place will be in the Soldier's Home cemetery in Washington, and the , funeral, which of course will be a s! ... .... military one, will be as unostenta tious as possible. Such was the expressed wish of the general himself. It is estimated that four thou sand Chinese have been smujiled from British Columbia during past year into this country. A DESERTED HOMKSTK.lI. uie :csola(e Condition of HeerhcrS Country Kesiitcare. comparison may bring to view one difference that may cause tiie most of American voung men to thank their stars thit their live are cast here rather than there. Take as that comparison the method of keeping up govern mental military defense in this iand of ours, and in Germany. Our volunteer system is perfectly ade quate to our wants, almost proving so in the times of as gigantic a war as modern times has known. Now how about Germany? According to the last amendment to the Ger man constitution every many who 13 physically competent must serve j seven years in the standing army ; vw vni.L-. 4t - r.rw,-,.)! of the empire. This service com- j the palatial residence of the late j mencs when the youth is twenty Kev- Henry Ward Beecher, near: years of age. Three of these seven j SX1"; " TTi 7 0l"L-uPant-' J lne tine Jersevs an I horses nave i years are given to active service, J ix.en sold and 'the farm is still in while the remaining four are given j the market. One orlVr of ffio.OliO j to the immediate reserves. These ias been 'fused. The beautiful j , , ... ' lawns are allowed to uo unmowed : ; seven vears do not relieve the citi- ,,. , i . -. i , . , i grass and weens have grown over , zen from further obligations of a j the only unsurpassed flower beds,; military character. For another ; and an abundance of early fruit five years he is a member of ;hat!falls ungatherpil to the -'rouill!-! . - , , , . . , . i One ot Mr. Beet her s sons lives in part ot the Landwehr which , a rented house in Orange, X. J., j liable to be drawn upon in case ! another lives in Brooklyn and the ; the necessity arises for immediate j third in Washington Territory. reinforcements. The soldier, if he The fa. and "h"J? and orna" , . ... . . ! mental hills and buildings cost Mr. is spared, is now thirty-two years Beftt.heP 1U)V.-a,j of :50().000 Wid of age. Until he is thirty-nine he j the expenses of keeping it up for has to serve in another section of years, and the price asked is the Landwehr upon which the : 0,000. Were the premises oc , , . .,, , , ' cupied and kept up, there is little second uraft will be made in case dobt of it3 sl0Qnl 'having a pur of an emergency. This plan will chaser, but left unoccupied, to be a give the ijerinan emperor, should prey to relic-hunters and a play- i i.e find himself hard pressed, an f lor pnohc, it will soon e n . r.... n,-.- be like anv other abandoned larm army oi fully 0,000.000 men. , an(J wiU on,y fof wbat the How would the young men of land is worth. . our country look upon a law com pelling them to give seven of the Z taks plsasuxs in announcing that I ha?e removed from my old store to my ne-77 "building on the corner of Fisst and Sroa&albia Streets. fori tie literal patronage they have "bestowed upon me in the past, Z trust that with increased facilities and a large experience Z may merit a continuance of it in the nature, ! Thanking my customers lliji THE LEADING I wm and JOB MIDIS, Of the Willamette Valley. Bank aiiu Commercial Printing a Specialty. Legal Blanks of All Kinds Constantly on Hand ' m wm Ijjjjj Send for Estimates and Price List of g' m 1 office Flinn s B,ock' Albany' 0r- pltpt I Star Bakery i 1 Renews Uer Tnth- best years of their lives to military ; county Iowa tells the following remark- j service, with a pending claim for , able story ,lhe truth of which is vouch- j c ., i , o ! eel for by long residents of the town : ; " : i am 7:J years 0idi uave been troubled full consideration of this j with kidney complaint and lameness phase cure many at home governmental affairs HILL & STARK, DEALERS IS Fin Goid Watches. Diamond Jewelry, Fine Sil verware, Kings,L:tdies Watches Mil Chains, anJall kinds of El egant Jewell y ASTONISHiHCLY LQW IPBICES. cuuaiuutaiiuii ui ulio ; wiin hiuuc) euuipiuiiu uuu lauit-.nt-ss : of despotic governments will tom?7 year.s oa not dresainv-; 1 .' self without help. Now I am free : aany of the habit of growling i from all pain and soretie. and am able to do my own housework. I ! owe my thanks to Electric Bitters for I h Lvinir renewed mv voiitli. and re-! As TO the question of how close moved completely all disease and j a relation there exists among all ; l,1i'?Try a bottle 30 cents and $1. air UMid) aim :ia.ion f. human beings, there is somewhat ; of a difference of opinion, even among those who accept the literal j genesis of creation. If Mr. Henry Kendall, author of "The Kinship i of Men," is to be believed, there is ; NEW TO-DAY. GKEOW.TSMZTH SUCCESSOR TO W. H. McFARLANDjJ To tie Patrons of feUiy ! I have this lay contracted with Messr Stevvartt Sox, of Albany, to furnish a large quantity of pure Manilla binding twine? to members of our order. t. All patrons can call at their place of business and bythe method adopted at our business council secure the benefit, of mv contract. I have also made arrange ments with tlie same firm to furnish a lotjof Osborne steel frame binders, Send in vour orders as soonas possil)le as hai-vft is near. Signed MART MILLER, Financial A cent. A. FULL STOCK OF Staple Groceries I FineGtarelrockery The best quality o taaa, coffee, I lining on. tcte, etc CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Breac? Every Day. At this old and refkble hotiae is n)se To t." found a complete Maortoient, of fresh funik groceries, to which is constantly being sJdd the e&wonble lines of crassriss and pronsktsti such us Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order. Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, i Bohemian Glassware, Etc. These goods were all bought when prteas were low, and the benefit ot the margin will bn given to his customers. Kenoember the pla at the old corner on first and Broadalbia Sta. CONRAD MEYER. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER4 Proprietors of ALBANY SODA WIS And manufacturers of Coofec Me SPRINGF ELD SAWMILL SPUIXfiFIELD OREfOX, 2l5?"Allii!iy yard ami oilicu on Uuilrotid, between Mi and 5tli streets Ilavinirhnnber not excelled in quality, andfacilities not surpassed for!the proni)t and satisfactory tilling or orders. I rcsoectfullv solicit a share of j'the ade. a. WHEELER. WILL BROS Dealers in all the leading Guns, Pistols, Sewing Maolimes, Organs, Pianos, A full Lir.e of Slieet music, musical inerchandise,amninnition 'fish ing tacle, etc. Warranted razors, butcher and pocket knives. The best kinds of sewing machines NEEDLES, OIL and Extras for all 31 A CHINES LINN COUNTY AGENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Repairing of sowing machines, musical instruments, exins, etc., neatly done W. F. READ, LOST OR 3T0LEM. iiiiij vxa.a. a v a i-' a a t w - u a . , a lady's ?oM watch, with the letters ; JIO , need Of the "one touch Of ed. ' The finder will pleise rJturn to Mrs ! Francis Pfeiffer. A rewarl of '0 will be JULY ! ! paid for Its recovery. LOST niture" to "make the whole world kin." He tracer our relationship to one another, not to a common t 1 u i 1 . . , On Sunday Julv 15, between Albany audi Stock, but IU each Cil3e from an M . Sl.,-rtr s, west of Tangent, a sold chain j actually livin' individual back- woven bracelet with three ruby and two J tiaavt note nn tho i.laa . TVl4 titlilrr .' 1 1 Illta I "Wards. Home Of the results are returo the same to O. W. Simpsou, thin citj- 03 CO most startling ; as, for instance, the calculation that the normal in- j crease of ancestry up to the thirty- Fruit Dryer tor Safe. T) LOWER FRUIT DRYER, FACTORY V- ! L size, complete, with additions and im- Second generation Shows that each! Blaker, Shedd, Orein, or to A.' Wheeler, liying man has 4,294,7,2 an- Springfield, Oregon. cestors. Aiter that, who can doubt the kinship of the world? Taking liia vie vat nf f.h ftiihiti'r. t.hprA IS . I Messrs. Emerick k Dierinijer is this day dis- CO niMNOlittioH r Partnership. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE i partnershij) heret4fore existins between CO m solved bv mutual cons;nt. Mr. Emerick re tiring. The busitifss will be continued by Mr. Dierinjrer, who will pay s.11 indebtedness and collect all outstanding accounw. Those indebted are requested cmne forward and settle. A continuance of the patronage heretofore extended is solicited. Albany, August I, 1SSS. ground for quite an ancient population. It is a matter of interest to the majority of the people of this country that the ready pencil of Thomas Nast, which used to make Harper's Weekly a much sought ; KiiouM ui' uer norns, auu a iw is CO c lam iu again brought into Use in the line her head. Any information leading to the 1.: 1. ;f ., 1 j . .j, recover ui uit m nui ue u:ieraiiv re. aruj which it use-1 to do such i tVU vri CO fcafi 03 -DEALER IN- ,a O B-iriber, a liaht rel Jsrsev cow, brass w Lt. TRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE SUB 1 Stoves a,iicl Ranges ALSO A FULL LINE OF TINWARE. PUMPS, HOSE, COPPER WARE Albany, Julv 30, 1SS8 on valiant work. His contract with Harper's, while it could not make him work against his preferences, j Af.KA' -ES ?F and-siti-ated is! " 1 ' W miie.i e;ist ot Albany, near the Oregon ; did hinder hi UI from Working for Pacific rai'.road. MO acus in cuitivution, and i ., L i .i . ' contain ?un:c:ent water ami timber for aen- i any otiier paper, but that contract ; ,.n use womd make t.mr aoo i faWn ! now exoired and he will now ! i,. with :... tof.t purchaser. ------ engage in inost empnatically And ot I 2"oods. T the new nuna Tery vj.rlctr opookin2: utensils am li:. pubUf iy.avited to call and cxan ageuie'rt. and novelties in house furnisliinjr nine this mammoth stock under Kor particular;; appi.v to J. J. L'orri?. Kpcaking with hi.s trenchant pencil ;. ' -.rrison and Morton and the hst .nterests .i i.mr American .epnbiiv-. Harper's Weekly may think they ovr. the worl''. but they c-niiiot eoiitroi tsie peucil of j'homas N '.. The viciasitu-Ie of csimafe are trying to r.t'v-t -oiitkHtioi;. espei'iallv to people iMviir impur blood. For all sr.oi- ai'.-l they constitute tiie ir.ajority1. t'-.e b-s" safeguard is Ayer's arsaparii!a. the use oi whici: cie uises tiiebluo'l and stn-ngtliens and itivijrates tlie svstem. The City Liquor Store, dL BA U3IGA RT. Proprietor. t&Ziext door to the Odd Fellows ewplc, Albany, ire-'Oi."i3 Keer-j ronsk-.'.it!y on h:u;.! the fir.es? iiujiorte'l and di-nustic wi:ie, liijuoi-, cigars ar f,-ncs. ' Oulv et-cla$ li'iu-.-r store in she city, SPECIAL ATTENTION PAIKT3 ORDERS? FROM THE COUNTRY' (Successor to X. H. ALLEX) Winter anl sorim stock 1 am now 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 foods House Of Albany, and shall !at all times study the wants ot our patrous both in style and prices. We are now prepared to furnish rtioice, frcnig camlies of best gTdc, eoieuting' ot pare xti.-it. assorted flavors, mixed candien, extra Irenes Mrd chocolate creams, fancy mixed, candy tu and a general assortmeot ol fine cimtiae AT 7HLRSALK OB RETAIL; f3f Orders from coantry dealers promptly at Uned to. Factory un first street, Albany, - - Oregon, M Cmq fflk , avunmnc wk rp. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. pnFtnlnr riTfinfTl mil Wiii inn) The Best Storage Faeilitiei MTTke Herbert ytie in . for wheat, NOTICE. -I .have bought and furnished- fP Ci ' !1! It'll 1 1 Kii) huiiiills iiiiiiS With new machinery. mViTr flout by the full rollrr Toc3.-.s. utill is now ran Mi.i and 1 can furn:sh tj:o !i.t of fiour and iced at leasonalile J intend to ran my mill in tuch a manner tiit none can go away iiss.itistiei. iive me a call. . G01NS, Proprietor Scio Mills SECOND ' EJJD STOEE. The past year has proven it to he a necessity. The hr-st and cheapest place in the city to buy your Stores. Fmnitme, tinware We 3! always prepared to buy your household iurnsture at the highest ca.'h price. Sole aent? tor thej PEERLESS OIL CAN And Lamp Killer. L. GOTTLIEB. Albany Bath House AVI HAIR DRESSING SALOON. JOSEPH WEBBER. PROPRIETOR; HFLadie nd children's bair dres :is : specially. Da tiie satisfaction sruaranted. JOHH SOHMEER'S Liyery. Feed & Sale stable Corner Second and EuHicc-rih Sta. ALB AS" V. - - OREGON tJOfVi BOASosnc by the day or month: Oar inasa or hugien reasonable terms v5nl NORTHWEST FIRE and MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY i OREGON Dry Goods Notions, a iiriiishing Goods, Hat end Caps "-0KTLAND. ( PITA!. STOI K. oots m Call and see me. Shoes, Grceeries.Ete i M t '!"0"A Si.eridan as co;nuia..der jor to oi 1 1 A i.e Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. a7" Jp. -DihJ.ZD. (sncoessir to X U. MASNOLIA MILLS, J0HN A. CRAWFORD, Prcpr. J rt ill furnish sacks to farmers and ; receive wheat at the usual rates of I storage. The highest market price i paid for .asne. I it'Best Macr.olia flour always en j h-'tid for sale or exchange at reasona- ble rates. JOHN A. CT.AWFOKD. Allei,, Alba.iy, Oregon. A clftiii towi-ll :or every customer at Yiercck's barber shop.