Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, August 14, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textthe MOUXTXO HERALD: iDAY 5 -V IU! 14. 18S8. Hi.'iJM.''Uii,JJlJJUJl. Jff.i jw pouting Batlg kernel Daily A-md Weekly TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: DAILY. f Published every niorninsr ev.ept Momla.)j elivored by carrier, er week 0.15 ; 13y mull, ;ierye:u o 00 i WiiEKLV. (Published every Friday Morning.) ne copy, per aniiuru, in advance ? When not paid in advance -2.1X1 2.f0 THK MAILS. Mails at the Albany p 'istotfiue close asjfollows: For all offices north The Eastern states ' . Tlie West bide ( And the Nai row Gatiire R. R. ) For Portland z'.ttl .Silem 11 A. H j Corvallis and Yauuina 12:30 i. m Al ollice south 7:) p. v. j The postotiico will lie closed each evening ! from six to seven o'clock. j Registered matter for the early mor train should be mailed before S o'clock the reyioues venimr. NATIONAL EEPUBLICAN TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. In speaking of the difference ln tween the action of members of trades ail' I professions, as com pared to the treatment that some of the editorial fraternity mete out to tht ir H-lkvy editors, Piesident ..'ones, of the National Editorial Association says: How diderent with the journalist? No need of the beleaguring ho-ts of outside enemies to drat: him down an cover him with want and defama tion and piercing ridicuie. Mem bers of hia own piofession will address themselves with 'ghoulish glee' to that shameful task, while the world of outsiders look upon a spectacle of bull-baiting and points the finger of scorn at a profession whose members betray their op portunity of high leadership for j the miserable satisfaction of down ! ing a fancied rival in the struggle fijr existence." FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI P . MORTON OF NEW YORK. FO PRESIDENTIAL KLBcTORS, ROBERT M'LEAN, WM. KAPLS C. W. Ft'LTON. EDITORIAL NOTES. Labor employed for the purpose of manufacturing Belgian brick is authentically stated to be pai d only twenty cents per day. Thot brick can vey easily be substituted j for the rock and gravel thai; are annually brought to this coast as ballast in ships under charter to carry wheat to Liverpool or other European markets. How -would our brick makers like the competio h with 20 cent per day labor, which free trade would bring about. To those w ho are not inside of the organisations, the methods j pursued by some of the trades j unions will appear peculiar to say ! the least. The supposition of ! The difference in conception of values is illustrated bv two items brought before a t. Paul court. One was the suing of a railroad company, by an administrator, foi the death of a citizen, supposed to have been brought about by the negligence of the company. The other was tha suing of the same company by an engineer, for loss of afoot while acting as temporary brakeman. For the loss of life the amount sued for was five thousand while for the foot it was twenty thousand. P.T.RIS and the French people are exercised over the report that (Jermany and Italy had worked up a conspiracy to take from France part of its Egyptian possession. and some of the islands of the sea that now belongs to France. Prob ably they are scared more than there is any prospect of being hurt. A base bail player at Little Rock, Ark., was killed recently hy being hit upon the head with the 1 course is that it is all right, but i 0ilU- llie American game is a certainly it is rather difficult to Sat institution, and the killed, understand the whyfore and i mailllUl1 an(i wounded attest as to wherefore. Take, for instant, the j lts nierits- B BUBKHABT & K0YCE,jj lllfll THE LEAr1NG ilitli ni nr nr nman ui Hionnr qJ nn wmm itn h lib HH! HI If ft i ! HI uuu,x au wu wmimi mm HUIIUL UI liLlflUVnL 1 Of tha Willamette Valley. jflg iBf Bank and Commercial Printing a Specialty. j jlpi Legal Blanks of All Kinds Constantly on Eand. Send for Estimates and Price List of llpp mm& Work. i p Office in Flinn's Block, Albany, Or. ' I 1 1 i tor Bakery -A, FULL STOCX OF- Itaks plaasira ia. anaaiasiaj that I aaTe renpvsd froia'ay oli staraftaTay asr suiidiaj oat'as 'carasr of Fisst and Broadalbia Strot:. Taaakia ny castaasrs far'taa lissral patroaags taey aave bsstowsd apoa as ia taa past, I trast that with iacreassd facilitiss aad a largs aspsrisasa Z aay aerit a caatiaaaaaa of it ia tha satara. Staple Groceries I Fine GIasware,Ooekery Th beat qroTity of tma, coffaa, nWi w CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked BreaO Every Day. AtUila oM id reHabla hooop in aim to ! ' found a compete asBartment, of fresh famil. rroeertes, to which is caastaatiy being aJcte-i iJt the neadoeaMe lines of tinieii and proiiiiimj wen aa Cranberne8, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, ' Bohemian Glassware, Etc. These jrooda were ail booehi when prieae were tow, and the beoeSt of the margin wUl ( ien to ltia owtomerL liemember the nlau. at the old corner on First and Broadalbin Sta. " HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietors of ALBANY SODA WORKS i Thk project of building a rail road to Mount Hood, with tni future intent of a cable line up the mountain, has been promulgate and Is likely to take j ermanept shape. action of the carpenters union in Portland, in the matter of the new exposition building in process of erection. The contractors are , bound to complete the building by the 1st of October, or suffer a for- I c..:i t ,i ... ,i ; it?ib tji $- per uy lot eveiy uat . ( thereafter that is occupied in its j It is said that more than five completion. The Union establish- j hundred lives were lost, and entire eU nine hours as a days work and j villages destroyed during the $3.00 as regular wages. The con-1 recent earthquakes in Japan. tractors acceded to those regula tions, but desired to put in extra labor in order to get through in time so as not to suffer any forfeit, and paid $3.50 for ten hours work. The Union held a meeting and decided that extra work cannot be A Li -Li, I And mamifactsxers of To (lie Patrons of Mam Wee none iTIT '). I have this day cimiraute.l w'ithj.U sis Stwariftfe Soxot" Albany, to furnish i lar;.- quantity t purt-M.inill-i iiuding- twine to members ot'oiir onler. .All patrons can cali at their )iace of business and bythe method adopted at our business council sreurej the benefit of my contract. I have also made arrange ment with the sa:utirni to furnish a lotjof Osborne steel frame binders, Send in your orderis soon'as possible as l)arvjst is near. Sio-nod MART31ILLER, Financial Arent. We are bow prepared to tarnish cfcoice. fr4, caadiee of best-grada, consisting: at pure nti-, assorted Oaron mixed candies, extra, r rti.u and chocolate eFeams, fauy mixed, cand wj and a general aseortmecU of line candies AT WHOLESALE OB RETAIL; CarOrdera from coofrtry dealers proaretlv sar tsned to. Ftetory uo Fust street. Albany, - Oregon U Crown Milk1 ma, &nme NEW PR LXJciSS FLOUR; SPRISGFIELDj8AWSiLL!B6rt i&Xtttot WE fi STARK, 41 DEALERS IX- NEW TO-JJAY. w Dissolulioii of I'artuerHbip. OTICE IS I1E1JEB V GIVEN THAT Tilt partnership heretofore existing between Jlensrs. Emerick i Dieriinjer is this liay dis solved b.. mutual consent. Mr. Emerick rc tirii)'' 'i'ne liusincss will be continued 1 allowed now while the days are ! -Mr. Weriner, who will pay u iinlebtedin, . , , ! ::nd collect all outatanuinr; accounts. Those long and the weather fane, but that : s indebted ore requested come forward and affpr whilf wlipn davs are shorter ! le- A continuance of the jiatrcnnw aner wnue wneii uas art. huunet lieretofore exteml.-d is solicited. and the rains comes on, extra ; Albany, August i, iv. work may be put in to complete the building. It certainly looks as Fine Goid Watches. Diamond Jewelry, Fine Sil verware, Rinirs, Liuiies V:ttclu-s ami Chains, und all kinds of El egant Jewelry 4ST0WjW!LY LOW PRICES. if such action is not only arbitrary but totally uncalled for. isoliif ion of I'arlner.sliip. XTOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE i. tiartnershiu heretofore existing between W. .?. Monteitn and Fred Hoffman, under tlu- firni name of Holiniau & Monteitn, is this day ! dissolved bv mutua consent, the former THE brillin"" of a bi" lo" raft i etainin the saloon business, and the latter . j the restaurani. M.J. Monteith will collect ffOUl Nova Scotia to rnew 1 Ork", on ! all accounts, and assume all liabilities in the .i , .,1 ..ft..n..f ..m,.!..! ' siloim bminess, and Fred Hoffnnn will col- the second attempt has proven , ,wt a(.L.ount;i assume all liabilities in the successful, and is likely to revolu- j restaurant. fi-e' hoffman tionize the lumber transportation! w. .r." monteitii business on the sea and lake coasts, j Aiimny, jnne-29, i3ss, The raft referred to was 592 feetjriUKEN from a hack at Albany , . , , , , . . I J on the niKbt cf August I, two valises long, ntty-four feet beam, ttnrty-, c011taini,, ei.-thinir and-books. Any one eight feet deep, and drew twenty- havins: any information in rerd to the .same 1 . , will please communicate with the undcr- ', three feet Of Water. It comprises ; signed at Sweet Home, Linn county. 0:--.-;oii. 214,000 spruce logs, valued at! . ;JL j about $50,000. To trausport such i "r sie. ( a mass of timber by ordinary ; pool) hi.ggy hokse-a folk minute j ' . . vJT mare of spirited style, vet sreutle for la I methods WOUid require OVer tort V i dies to drive, will be sold reasonable. In- j lumber scho.ners, and would cost j qire.t HsKALDofficv. j ; 30,000. The successful passage of rnll nrjer tor this Iok ship from Nova Scotia is j tjli-mmek fruit dryer, f regarded by lumbermen as a great j ,,rovements, for sale eheap. Apply to a. innovation. aanaaBBaaaBHBsaMHBBaBBaBBMBanBHB(BaBaHiaBBmBnMBBaaBaBBaBaBaBBSaaaaasi I SPUrXOFI K LD j f 11 K K-O X, n"AI':i'iy .yard and o:he on Kailroad, between 4ih and 5th streets jg Having lumber not excelled in (ju.-ilifv, autiraeilities not surpassed for'tlr prompt and satistaetory tilling or orders, i rcsneetfullv solieii a share oftthe a,le- a. WHEELEK. ft 9 WILL BROS Dealeiv in all the leading Guns, Pistols, Sewing Machines, Organs, Pianos, A full Line of- NOTICE. 1 have bought and furnished jleSc-io tai Ml vvuii new machinery, nial-insr flour by the ntLii kollkr !:: -rxss. I ,m u.i!l is oow; run ni.ic aau itua titrsisU the l s-t of f..nir and :etd at i asoi:ablc r:ite. I ir.tend to run my nii.l in sitcli n a::::cr ru.it :;oiie can go away difsatis:ici. Give me a Tvt:'. ! j E. GO! MS, Proprietor Scio Mills GEO.IW. SMITH ACCESSOR TO W. H. McPARLAN'D; Sheet music, musical merchaiidise,ammunition.Jfisli injr tackV, etc. Warrauted razors, butcher and! Lk'Bie" . Jhe hestUtt'h of sewi"s mallines i SECOND HANDISTORE. LIJ!?1 COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. j Repairing of sewing machines, musical instruments, guns, etc., neatly done CO no 3 Blaker, Shtdd, Oregon, or to A. Wheeler, CO .Sjirinfield, Oregon. Contrnrlor unit Builder. I THEUNDARSKiXED HAVING LO j cated in Albany solicits patronage I from city and com: try. Will contract j to build bridges, barns, ami all mariner of dwelling hou-es. including Queen Anne, Eatlake and Elizabethian styles of buildings. Will furnish plans and sp-S':'t!ic i-j -i fr. of t '.'harge. Satis jaction guaranteed l'W. C. CASSEL- Oregon Views,! CRAWFORD & PA XT ON TIE -PEOTOliRAPfilRs I Si r-OF ! ALBANY OREGON. 1ARRYTHE FINEST LINE OF OREGON CO 51 CO CP CO W.aF. READ, (Successor to X. fl. ALLEX) -TSnE"W" - I - I I i!f inter and CX2 CO -DEALER IX- It will be good news to all who j are interested in the welfare of! this coast to learn that the rivei and harbor bill, with its liberal appropriations, has become a law. Ho thanks, however, are due to President Cleveland, as lie refused to approve it, allowing it to become a law without his signature. The same mistaken party policy that induced him to veto the bill of last year by refusing to sign it, causes him to allow the present bill with its appropriation just twice as large as tho former to become a law by similar action. THE-irreprebSible showman P. T. Barnum Hobs up with some new ! V-'vie-ein the West. Catalogue sent on appli- j And every variety of cocking utensils and jnoveliies in house furnishing . ' : cation. have also all the negatives of A. K. j good-. 'I lie public is inrityd to call and cxuiuiuc t his niaruuiotli stock 'Ullcier advertising scheme every Other i Paxton and J. G. Crawford, and anv one eon j tile Jie'.v lnuliaireliK-Ut. dav. The latest is shadowed in 1ui'li.te from them at minced yrice-,. j the statement that he has decided j to convert his elegant "VValdemere" into a seminary for I young la.lies. The plan will be to ! FAii!vl IMPLEMENTS' remove, an I remodel the mansion ! OF EVERY DESGRIPTI0N and piaoe it on the edge of ea-! HA.RDWARK Side Pik. PWtJL lit s K Stoves'and Ranires ALSO A FULL LINK OF TINWARE, VUMPS, HOSE, COPPER WARE 1 am now receiving new goods iu ever- line and would cordially invite everybody to call and inspect our stock and prices. We propose to have th The Live Drv Qoods House Of Albany, "and shall ?a"t all times study the Wants ot our patrons both in style aud prices. 5 The past year liarproven!it to be'a necessity. The b.-st and cheapest place in the city to buy your Sto?es Furniture, tinware We aie always prepared to buy vour heusehold furniture at the highest cash price. Sole agents lor the PEERLESS OIL CAN Anu Lamp- Filler. L. GOTTLIEB. Jitay Bath House HAIR DRESSlNGSAL00N, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR "Ladies and children'shair dress ng a specialty. Dntue satisfaction guaranteed. ts1St!UriGultoalImpleieiiis, j inc ItS ili'lli m-e rompiams this yar. of : j !l 1!U 1 JA (il'fi - The City Liquor Store, jfi. fjMiriiki, Jt'i'oprictor, cu!i It Oli iVcoi-.; -AT- iN'ortiiern it;'.iy is reported to he so ; POli TLAXj) PEICE short- in crops that dest-tution v.-'l' CALL AN!) re-.i!t, and sii' storras .aye oc- s. lS-Net door to t5H-ndd.Ffi:f.w-.e,i,pie. All-any, Oreeoi.-f, U"....t.j ..r.rjffilif I i fill . ? i . .. to'-'vios. On'v iirst :!.iss liiyu.ir stor-: in shf citv SPECIAL ATTENTION CREERSg FROM THE CGUKTRY-J ii;i'S, citrs ar C'UrXoUiii 4Ilt4iiiA. j Siiedd Orcjon. 1 Children Cry for Pitcher's Castona JOHN SCHMEER'S Liyery.tWASale stable Corner Second and Ellsworth St . ALBANY, - . OREGON Homm boarded by the dav or month Car nages or buifeies on reaeonable terms viinl NORTHWEST Dry Goods Notions, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries.Etc Call and see me. JlSnocesscr to N ll. A.!eiM LAlba:iy, Oregon. FIRE and MARINE INSURANQBJiOMPANY . PORTLAND. . OREGON FIT.il. STOCK. MAGNOLIA MILLS, JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Prop'r. Will Inrnish 8:K.ks to farmers ar-d receive wh.-at at tin- i,fcai t market rice hifh- sV'iaci The j uai for amo. j Z'Tiy-v Msr-oHa flur always on h nd t..r sale or t XcLa.1f.e at reasoua I I'le rates. JOhN A. CKAWFOItD. A to eil f..r evci-y customer at icrcc-K. s barber Lu:.