Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, September 01, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMOHXINU HERALD: SATURDAY. SEPTEM3EI 1. 1 SS8 Daily a.jmd Weekly The logic of this statement of the question is irresistible. It is en tirely inconsistent fur any one 'o nretemi to favor the exi' city deug mm TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: j cheap foreign labor and at tie Iavij JL. W. GTJISS c& SOsT, DAILY. Published ewry morning except Mnndaj .) eliverctl by carrier, per v.eek 0.15 Ly mail, jicryta' 5 CO WKEKLV. (Published every Friday Morning.) ne copy, per tinnum, in advance "2.00 When nut pUl in n-hanje sune time advocate the nnrestrii:!- el importation of cheap foreign' goods. General Harrison mott j aptly says, "the two thoutrHs are j t .vm thoughts and the same Ioj::c i pared. both. V assumed charge of this dra" store, near ro)r s the Revere House, and having largely increased the stock, nsw oiler a lull line of FINE LUMBER, -i'KOiRlKTOK Of -A FULL STOCK OF- UATI03TAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. FOK VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI P . MORTON , OF NEW YORK. DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, B11L&HE&, i And a new and complete line of school books, tablets and station- j ery, pencils, etc. Physicians ank Family prescript ions carelully re- j 51111 Hariiiir one of the lanrest and best r'-gulatcd lumber yards in the .state, k Plfo.T-kl rj-T-rwiam Supports both." j fl 1 i IT i 1 w n 1J ftfi.ri. ..vtr-. iwli 1...M.K f.,r tl..,.. d,-mn." lo r.iirchai' line dived or tin- i v-va.xc?i Tins appeals directlv to eveiv A'('0 PliWulP Qllfl liWftl-lQf I I AMP? fl ll9Phl T V ! dreedlmn!er, and will d."d"ivi-rtIio s:ii...: in smy part of this city o. hort 1.0 i rj m wage-woiker and it behooves them M'llllMll (uK! lllljUl 1CU til Cl kUftl I J j Ucc l, load, at the fUx Pr Hk,u,,k1 feet: .( ! tfTjA ( 1.. .!,..,:... 1 v.. . t- . . 1 . 'lr.1 - ... , i l lilt VJl uuiivallio SAWMILLS- our mm 1 & to not be deceived bv anv Free Trade sophistry into voting against their own interests in this campaign. FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, ROBERT M'LEAX, WM. KAPU3 C. W. FULTON. 6;30 THK MAIL. Mails at the Albany uostoffice close as follows For all offices north The Eastern states 1 f he West Side And the Nat row Gaus;e R. R. ) For Portland and Salem 11 A. M Corvallis and Yaijuina 12:30 P. M office south 7:30 p. M. : The postotC!e . .ill be closed each evening ' rom six to seven o'clock. Registered matter for the early morning train should be mailed before 8 o clock the reyioofes renintr. GEN. HARRISON ON CHINESE AND PAUPER LABOR. j A few days ago General Harrison made a short speech to visiting delegations of enthusiastic be lievers in the policy of protection, and in the course of his eloquent and statesmanlike remarks touched dpon a question which is upper most in the minds of workingmen ; at the present time. .It is impossi ble for the unprejudiced citizens to read those words of General Har rison without being impressed by the evident sincerity which marked them as the reflection of his pro found conviction. They convey their own answer to the campaign slanders which have been so in industriously circulated to the i effect that he favored Chinese and I 6ther forms of cheap labor. Replying to the greetings of the . assembled thousands General Har rison said: My Friends: The man who does not believe that the issues of the campaign have taken a very deep hold upon the minds and upon the hearts of the American people would do well to come and stand with me and look into the faces of the masses who gather here. I know nothing of the human face if I do not read again in your faces and eyes the lesson I have read here from day to day, and it is this : That thinking, in telligent, God-fearing, and self respecting citizens of this country believe there are issues at ftake which demand their earnest effort (applause) ; a campaign that is one simply of party management, a campaign by committees and pub lic speakers, may fail; but a campaign to which the men and women of the country give their unselfish and earnest efforts can never fail. (Great applause.) It ia no personal interest in the candidates that stires these emo tions Jin your heart ; It is the belief that questions are involved affect ing your prosperity and the pros perity of your neighbors, affecting the dignity of the nation, affecting the generation to which you will presently leave the government which our fathers built and you have saved. (Applause.) "One subject ia never omitted by those who speak for these visiting delegations, viz.: The Protective Tariff. The purpose not to permit American wages to be brought below the level of com fortable living and competence and hope, by competition with the pauper labor of Europe, has taken a very strong hold upon our people. (Applause.) And of kin to this suggestion and purpose is this other, that we will not permit this country to be made the dumping ground of foreign pauperism and crime. (Great applause.) There are some who profess to be eager j to exclude pauper and Chinese i laborers and at the same time advocate a policy that brings the j American workman into competi- j tion with the products of cheap , foreign labor. (Applause and cries j of 'that's it.') The disastrous j effects upon our workingmen and working women of competition with cheap underpaid labor are not; obviated by keeying the cheap laborers over the sea, if the pro- i duct of his cheap labor is allowed ! free competition in our market, j We should protect our people ; against competition with the pro ducts of underpaid labor abroad as well as against the coming to our shores of paupers, laborers under , contract, and tiie Chinese. (Enthu siastic applause.) These two thoughts are twin thoughts, the sami- lu -ic supports both, a id the 1 ..-publican party holds them as the dual conclusion of one great argument. 1 Under consideration of the re quest of President Cleveland for power to assume retaliatory measures on failure of the fisher ies treaty, Senator Hoar intro duced a resolution calling on the President to communicate to con gress all remonstrances, if any addressed by him to Canada relative to discrimination against American vessels passing through Canadian canals. Senator Ed munds added the following pertinent amendment to Senator Hoar's resolution : And also that there be communicated to the senate copies of all papers, corres pondence and information touching the matter of the refusal of the British government, or that of any of her North American dominions, to allow entrance at dominion sea ports of American fish or other cargoes for transportation in bond to the United States since the 1st dajr of July, 1S85. Also that he communicate to the senate what instances have occurred since the 3d of March, 1887, of wrong done to American fishing vessels or other American vessels in ports or waters of British North America, and what steps, if any, have been taken in respect thereto. NEW TO-DAY. fWta Li ut,'iu; The best quality of tata, cofisa, niau : Tits, etc. CAKES, PIES, T Apple Baxett. G GREEN" APPLE BOXES FOR SALE AT Zeyss & Huchstedler s. The Rons lia Baler. ALE YOUR STRAW, ANl'Y HUNT will sell the press that will bail from S to 10 tons per day. Cheap for cash. City Marshal's Entice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE owner or keener of anv door dos in the corporate limits of the city of Albany, that the tax upon such dos for the yar IssS is now due, and payable to the City Marshal ; and that all dogs found running at large within the city limits, upon which laid tax has not been pud, will be taken up and dis poser of as provided by an ordinance "relat ing to taxing dojrs and regulating their run ning at large." Section one of said ordinance provides: That it shall be the duty of the City Marshal on and after the first day of August of each vear to collect from the own er or keeper each dog the sum of Sl-50, and for each slut or bitch so owned or kept, the sum of $3.00. Dated at Albany; Oregon, this 20th day of August, 1-SS. " .ISAAC HAYS, Citv Matshal. Itako pleasure in announcing that X3ia?e rsnovod from my old store tolmy ne toileting on the comer of Fisst and SroadaTbin Streets. Thanking my customers forlthe liberal patronage they have bestowed upon me in the past, Z trust that with increased facilities and a large experience I may merit a continuance of it in ths ruture. SAMUEL E. YOUNG Dissolution Notice. .TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE firm of Tweedale & Hopkins has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. All I outstanding accounts should be immediately settled at the store. The business will be continued by W. C. Tweedale at the old stand, wno will collect all accounts and settle all indebtedness of the firm W C. TWEEDALE, T. G. HOPKINS, Horses and Hack tor le. HORSES AND HACK FOR SALE-A WELL matched span of joung horses, weight alxjut SmO pounds ea?h; good to drive or ride; also a lighi family hack; also road cart with pole, used only a few times; very handsome; the above are for sale cheap, separace or to gether. Apply to T. A, Shane. Dissolution of Partnership. IY OTICB IS HERBHY GIVEN THAT THE PARTS ER- y. ship heretoiore existing between C. B. Roland, J. W. Roland and J. H. Roland, un der the firm name of C. B. Roland a Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. AH accounts due said firm will he placed in the 1 hands of H, Brvant tor collection. C. B. ROLAND, J. W. ROL AND. J. H ROLAND. August 21, 1388. C. J. DILLON & CO, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OP FURNITURE Do irencral job work, also bargain in flooring and rustic. Those contem plating building will find it to their advantage to call on us at our Frctory, at 43r Root ok LyoN Street House and Lot Tor Kale. A ONE AND ONE-HALF STORY DWELL ing containing 7 rooms, bath room and pun try; Is less than two years bailt; location central; another lot adjoining can be had with batn if desired, or would sell it separate from uwe'ling. Price very low. Apply to T. A Shane Dissolution of Partnership. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE partnership heretofore existing between Messrs. Emerick & Dieringer is this day dis solved bv mutual consent, Mr. Emerick re tiring. Tne business will be continued by Mr. Dieringer, who will pay all indebtedness and collect all outstanding accounts. Those so indebted are requested come forward and settle. A continuance of the patronage heretofore extended is solicited. Albany, August 1, 1S8S. Removed. JOSEPH WEBBER ANNOUNCES TO HIS patrons and friends that he can be found on Lvon strict, between Engtae Co. No. 2 and First street, until his new rooms in Fo shay & Mason s brick are ready,) Fruit Dryer lor Sale. PLUMMER FRUIT DRYER, FACTORY size, complete, with additions and im provements, for sale eheap. Apply to A. Blaker, Shedd, Oregon, or to A. Wheeler, Springfield, Oregon. Contractor and Builder. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LO "eatcd in Albany solicit patronage from city and country. Wi!! contract to build bridges, b-irn. and a'.i maimer of dwelling hou-cs. including Queen Anne, Eastlake and Eliza bethiaa styles of buildings. Will furnish plans and sp-ifitie -U'.ms frs-i -if- t chariro. Satis action iruaranteed W. C. C'ASSEL- ILL & MlllK. I DEALERS IN Fine- Goid Watches. Diamond Jewelry, Fine Sil verware, Rings, Ladies Watches and Chains, and.all kinds of El egant Jewelry ilill.il Ul LOW PRICES. GHEO. W. SMITH accessor yro w.h. Mcfarla"nd); 33 CD r -H 03 STOCKMEN AND FARMERS: i :r:e!a:d I hereby c -rtify that. Dr. I. N. Woodle has siKxcssfuitv operated on my ridglinur horse. ISAAC HAYS. j For farther eferenec ia reT,rii to ridulings inquire of V."m. Peterson. Ifctve Peterson. LeS . ;i'ii'-i: .1 l.n II L-.lr.vi.i, A.rrju V.'clvt rtn. M b:iny; S;'.:ii vJvnes, Sci". Win. Fo-:ter, Prinp vi;;j. i pM.-ti.'-j veU-rin-iy mvdHne in Al bany and country surrounding O:!ioe and i r;sikiiee cort.er fit!; and Washinon sts. I. N. V.'oODLE, Veterinary Srt,-eon ' OS OS ton .i . -DEALER IX- Stoves an cl Ranges - I.SO A FULL LINE OF TINWARE, 1T3IPS, IIOSE. COPPER WAIiE And every variety of er' in- tiisi!.s .mV novelties in house furnishing i."wK The puMif is invit-.V. cIl a::d xamino this mammoth stock under the new nun-Jirvrnvnt. Do tlreoSed on 4 sides -4 00 j Rustic anl,r flooring No. 1 '22 M Rustic ami flooring No. 2 LSCO Cedar au 1 fir pickets or squares "24 00 Roofing 25 0) U'e:.thhoarding 1S 00 TTtpqTi "RqTt "Rroorl Liberal disfount on above r.itos on ear loads. People in he country who i vOU Jffli r Utt JJ1 OdLf are prepared to do their own h ulling will tind it to their jadvautav to call at T Tt-i xr the vard direct, and make tU-sir uurchuscs. Rates 0:1 all kinds of lumber to I JEiVCX V jJxXW ' compare favorably with any mill in the state ;are guaranteed. A Iarjfe stock j AtthUoHaad refiable bocue la atw to constantly on hand. found a complete usortment, of frawb tama HMHHHMnHHMMHHHBHMHMHMMMri 1 rroeerita, t which is cenatsotlv beniir arfded the seaaonkbie linee f yrerwlM mod such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to Order, Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, I Canned Goods of AU Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc. These (foods were all bought when prtaw were low, and the benefit of the margin will t given to hi easterners. Kemcmber the o4imj. a the old corner on irirst and Broadalbin 3tg. " Tulius JosbphJ Manufacturer of iChoice Cio-ars ND DEALER IN FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST gC'urars, Plug and Smokin? Tobaccos, Meerschaum and P.riar Pipes, and", ' full line of Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS. 'ZZ Next door to Burkhart &. Keeney's Real Estate'Oilicc, Albany Ogn " mm IM DnrnAnn J Unnlmnnmr I i II R1NVS0I11 IOTM To tie I have this da)7 contracted with Messrs. Stewartftfe 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 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 soonas possible as harvest is'near. Signed 4 MART MILLER, Financial Agent.Q HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietor of SPRIMCFIELDlSMVMILL SPUING-FIELD -JREGrOX, gj5Albauy yard and office on Kailroad, between 4th amlVth streetsjg Having lumber not excelled in quality, Liudf.icilities not surpassed forjth tilliu; or ordjrs. r.jsocctfullv; solicit a share of ;th prompt aud satisfactory ade. a. WHEELER. WILL BROSf Dealers in all the leadin? And manufacturers of Choice Confectionery. We are mow prepared to furnish ehoiee, f r eaodies of best grade, consisting- at pure tii-k, aesorted ttftvora, mixed candies, extra Kreuca and cboeoiate creams, faucy mixed, candy toa and a general aMortmeat of fine candies AT flMIJKm ok retail; tarOrdaia from ueunUj rletlnrs promjKj aw tased to. FtXorj on Eusfc stceet, Albany, - - Oregon EeJ Crown Millsj NEW PROCESS FLOURj (Superier ImUatf aaCtaltsaa) The Best Storaie FaeiJiti aVTheBlrkaaiyripw&w auaot . W. F. READ, (Successor to N.'H. ALLEN) Fi tor ami mm M 1 am now receiving new goods in every line and would coidially invite everybody to call and inspect our stock and prices. We propose to have th The Live Drv Goods House Of Albany, and shall fat all times study the wants ot our patrons both in style and prices. ;J ith new machinery, making flour by the l roller peockss. Tne mill is now run ui.li; and I can furnish the beat of flour and feed at reasonable rates. I intend to run my mill in such a manner that cone can go away dissatisfied. Give me a call. . GQINS, Proprietor Scio Mills NOTICE. 1 have bought and furnished- Tho Gun 171 fill win Tlin-t-nln OnTrrifir TWn nit t t n n flTifrnrtri tfiuiB, risbuifi, odwmg iitauiimrjs, nanus,! a iun uiue oi Sheet music, musical merchandise,ammunition,fish ing tackle, etc. Warranted razorsbutcher I and pocket knives. The best kinds of sewing machines NEEDLES, OIL and Extras for all MACHINES ILINN COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Repairing of sewinsr machines, musical instruments, guns, etc., neatly done 1 STflflflTffTl IT AWT) QTRPT? Mwuuujj ii n ii xi UAUXVJJi BThe past year has proven it to be a necessity. The best and cheapest place in the city to buy your Stores, Furniture, tinware We ate always prepared to buy vour heusehold furniture at the hifhet cash price. Sole agents for the PEERLESS OIL CAN And Lamp Filler. L. GOTTLIEB. Albany - Bath Eoise -aND HAIR DRESSING SALOON. JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR. SFLadies and children's hair dress nir a specialty. Dntije satisfaction guaranteed. Dry Woods Notions, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Groceri8S,Etc JOHN SCHMEER'S Livery. Feed & Sale statue Comer Second and EiUwtrth Stx. ALBANY, - . OREGON HOrshs bo ardbb by the dav or month. Car riages or bttsnriiis on reaonible term? vnnl NORTHWEST IE and- M INSURANCE COMPANY PORTLAND, - . OREGON tlMTAl sto k. Call and see me. (Successor to N .il.Aliij; Albany Oregon. HABNOLIA . MILLS, JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Prop'r. ,Yife .j Will furnish sacks to farmers and 'IlUtJ&j i receive wheat at the Hsual rates of storage. J he highest market price paid for same. iiTBest Magnolia flour always on lnnd for sale or exchange at reasona ble rates. JOHN A. CRAWFORD A clean towcll for fverr customers Viereck's barber shop.