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

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOliXINtf HERALD: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM-BEl? 10. 1SSS in mi i SUormnj) gailg Jtcrad : Daily a.xl WiitsivLY TERMS Or S U BSC 111 PTI ON : DAILY. Published every morning except Mondaj .) e'.ivered by currier, Jer iveek J). '5 J.y iiiuli, per y tMi 5 '-' W lil'. K LY. f Published even Friday M'rnin;f.) ne copy, wr aiimiiii, in advance.. When ii't i" alliance Z.:0 Til K .11 AIL. Mails at tiie Albany p.sio:ficeclose as follows for all olliees m.rth i The Kasteni states The West Side I And the Nairow ;air'e P.. It. J Kor I'or.laml arui -Sjlein 11 A. M Orvallis ami Yaiiiiim VZV'O r. it offtVe smith i:'!, v- The iiostoiliee will he closed taeh evening mm six to seven o'clock. Registered matter for the "early morning train"shuuli! be mailed before 6 o clock the reyiones veniir-'. NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI Y . MORTON OF NEW YORK. FOR PRKSIhKSTlAt, KI.RCTORS, ROBERT M'LEAN, W.I. KAPL'S C. W. Fl'LTON. PURE FOOD SUPPLIES. In every department of hus bandry it is wise economy to pro cure the best and the- purest that can be had, when raising or pre paring articles for the market. And care should be taken that only the best and the purest reach the market. If inferior products are grown it is be.t not to market it at all rather than attempt as the term goes to work it off at some price; better suffer a loss than to attempt to place impure food supplies where thev will be F1 - , . . I likely to be consumed and entail suffering or disease. Husbandman in discussing this subject says that the best system of farming is that which will produce largest returns relative to cost and at the same time leave resources unimpaired, or fully responsive to farther drafts. Now, while this may be regarded as a general statement, true in all its parts, there is room for wide .1: C f bnvQ c-L-i-ill i L ' 1 , , oe to meet the varied wants of a people, entitled by their industry 1 4.1. '. 4- - r 3AnnKL aim uiruu, cvcij t i KratiUcation attenuani upon 8 lirst object sought by all persons is food, and,as tastes become refined, careful discrimination as to quality is made. It is by no means an unworthy desire that leads men and women of cultivated tisces to ' seek the best food, pure, whole-1 some and palatable, its use is conducive to health that is menaced whenever poor, or insufficient, food is taken, even when unpalatable food is forced into use. Herein is a matter to be considered by producers farmers who will do the best for themselves when they take utmost care to produce the best. This is a step toward com mand of the market. It is a way towards highest prices and, at the same time, is in the line of wise economy whea considered with; reference to ultimate results. I He who inveriably places upon j the market the best and purest of the products of the farm, whether j of fruits, grains, meets or vegeta- j io ; lnnlin,.'fir ln'mQlf o t.les, is planting tor himseit a , t"uture reputation that will bring ! , I ;'Ood returns. The practice t f allowing the inferior parts of the products to find a resting place at the bottom of the basket, hidden y the finer specimens on top, will lead to final loss to the producer who instigates or countenances , i: , ,, u SUCH proceedings, as u.c ao n.c returning dav brings sunlight and j .' j i I i ' .. ..... - f l, rl.iv.l7- tue recuiiyiuii, iiigm, unugc ucun. i.ess. l'ure food supplies should be the standard worked for 1 v I - : every person, not only the pro CUCers out LIlc uauuieisui iuuui,c. consent, ine ousintrss win ire euiiuuucu i t i- . n,..r.,m. ,fllF. E Ailen, who will pay all indebtedness nit lies not only economy and I and co,.et;t 'all a,!C0UIits Thanking the pub- fresent material benefit, bilt j He tor past favors, a continuance of their ,, . ,. . . , patronage is still solicited, inure prosperity to the individual, September I. lass. to society and to the nation. j ; A'fx' There is no branch of the gov ernment service closer to the people than the postollice depart- j decrease letter postage to one cent an ounce and to restore the old j ! rate of eight cents a pound on i fourth class matter, instead of bix j C3UIS 4 n, iiu" xo. v,-.cr ,.w,OUc6v, , means tlie rapid ditlusion oi mtel-' ligence and a vast increase in the ; comforts of living. It has never eenjthe policy of this governmei.t j v.. make a nrofit on its postal sev- j vice and the declaration in favi of cheap postage is only in accom- ,mo with the historic policy ot th government, or.lv in the general line of it- progress, an -lit isstrane that democrats si.oaid now oPI.of.o this redi'dion. CluvelaM) is in a pie- bin. -i;,.oniit over me umcoc l . 01.;.nil The house passed the exclusion bill before the pending treaty bail j been eitiier signed or rejected ly j : C lina, leaving it t . Lie ivpublicai.s f the senate to correct by voting t'ae !i!l down. This, however,; they declined to do. and the bill j has now been iasseu uy ijoin S tent's houses and awaits the pre action. If he vetoes it, it will look like a big piece of political bun combe, and if he signs it will iook like bad faith in violating a treaty with a friendly nation on a mere rumor. AL'OUT WOOLEN MILLS. The fcllowing significant lan guage used by Robert Middleton, president of the Ftica, N. V.. woolen mills, brings out an impor tant fact generally overlooked in connection with free wool, and one of especial interest to towns and communities desiring the estab lishment of woolen mills as does Albany and Linn county : "The practical operation of the Mills bill at once places about one fourth of the business of the Globe mills upon an absolute free-trade basis, notwithstanding the asser tion that T he Mills bill does not favor free-trade. It would stop our wool sorting, washing, scour ing, picking, dyeing, carding and combing for the reason that all wools are to be admitted free. Wool in the grease, sorted, scoured, picked, dyed, carded or combed, still remains wool. It is not changed from wool until it gets into yarn. Wool can be sorted, prepared for scouring, scoured, picked, carded, combed and ' dyed cheaper in Europe than in this country by reason of their low price of labor. It is easy to be seen that with free wool all of our . - -c those processes betore it is un ported. There is no article of commerce between wool and yarn. And there is no condition of wool before it gets to be yarn when it could be called a manufacture of wool any more than sorted, washed or scoured wool can be called a manufacture of wool. 'I would be pleased if some of our Southern statesmen, politicians i or newspaper writers would tell us how the woolen trull can he run so as not to lose m witil one. of A r Woolen mills, like all oti.er manu-! facturing establishments, did net uiaivc UIUUCJ IJJ OlrtllUlll nun. XI is only when the establishment and all it machinery is run at full head that money is made. With any considerable portion of the machinery idle bankruptcy mu.-1 . . mo ' , . .,. . ... . n Company has never made both ends meet when any part of its machinery has been idle." R1DOEW A -Near Lebanon, on Sunday, Sept. Hi, Owen hidgeway.aeil about 'lb. NEW TO-DAY. Oyscer.! Oysters ' E ASTERN AND OLYMPIAN SERVED fresh every dnv at H. Dicrcks' restaurant j ir'sli Oysters ! VjERVED FRESH EVERY DAY AT THE 0 City Restaurant. Briek for .sale ! ,yo,ooo lwkI brick for sale. Apply to w. c. -w Caweii. Albany. Krult Orycr tor sale, T)Ll'MMER FRUIT DRYER, FACTORY eom lutCi .ith citionH and im- provements, for sale cheap. Apply to A. Blaker, Shedd, Oregon, or to A. Wheeler, sprin-fieid, Oregon. Removed. JOSEPH WEBBER ANNOUNCES TO HIS patrons and friends that he can be found nn I.vnn ftnet. between Engine Co. No. 2 and First street, until his new rooms in Fo- j shav & Jlasjn s jbric-k are ready. nnon iioitsk of seven roomsnear T Oresron t'acinc depot tor rent. Also ,--njshea room iu telltral l.K-ation suitable for sin-tie ifentieman. Eiuiuire at Wella, Fargo i Co'g ortice. Dissolution of I'arlnersliip. ATTICE ,S HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE IN oartnership heretofore existing between Messrs. Cro-wen & Allen in the truck and Contractor and Builder. HE UNDrLKSIliNED HAVING LO i-utcd in Albany solicits patronage from city and country. Will contract . , .1 t.: .1 - , .. ,1 ..1 Anne,Ea-iake and Elizabeluian styles i of building. Will furnish plans and j sp n-ilie itons free of t chartre. Satis action guaranteed W. O. CAS8EL- ; Apple Boxes. apple roves FOR SALE AT : t f.RF.F.X jr Zeyss& Hoehstedier s. H. HTTLBTJET, -I'ROPRIKToK Oy- JTk City Fees! Sialtetfhe City Liquor Store, is7"Is prepared to furr-.-'i i rat-class riys. and to hoard horstf- by the iy, wk or ino!ith. Stable "n For.rth street, between Ellsworth and Lyon. CMldrea Cry forPitclier's Castoria COIsTILSr BEOS. HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR New Quarters Next lo Revere House, Sow call the attention of the public to thtir com ! lkte Stock Ot hl tail? VllulUU JL LI ill I I Vli UVVI lUr which will be sold at a very small protil, "uick salt's, short profits and fresh goods" being our mutfo. f"Fine line ot choice Imported and Domestic Cigars kept constantly on hand. bookseller. Newsdealer, Stationer -AND DEALER XT BOOKS v Ml AINU Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph nlhnm inkstands, ink. oencils. etc.. etc. iheet musk and all kinds of musical merchandise. Ge era! ISTews Depot. jTfiP'Mail orders promptly attended to. CITY DEUG STORE. L. W. GTUTSS fc SOIST, Propr's. H iving assumed charge of this drug store, near the Revere House, and having largely increased the stock, now offer a full line of DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES. J And a new and complete line of school books, tablets and station ery, pencils, etc. Physicians ank Family prescriptions carefully pre pared. Choice Domestic and mportci Cigars aSpecialty C. J. DILLON & CO., WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF K I J R N Do cenural job work, also bargain in floorinir and rustic. Those contem plating building will tind it to their advantage to call on us at our Frctoiy, at tsr Foot ok LyoX Street i fJULIUS TOSEPH Manufactauerof Choice Cipais AND DHALEK. IN FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST f'iars, Pluif and Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, and; full line of Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in; CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS. Next door to Bnrkhart & Kecney's Real Estate Office, Albany Oi?n GKEO. !W. (SUCCESSOR TO W. t 03 OS 03 CT3 -H CO ! OS tJ3 i- -OF Stoves an A LSO A FU LL LINE OF TINWARE, rUJIPS. HOSE, COrFEKWARE And every variety of cock'mr utensils andSnovelties" in houee furnishinr srood. The public is invited to call and . xatnine this mammoth stockur.der the new manae-'ment. M. BAVMGA1ZT, Proprietory 5Vext door f the Odd Fellows eirpie, Albai y, Orcgcn"S Kups 'onstacfy on han-; t!..- fur in).ortel and donustie wine, liquors, ciarsjar tob :c . Only hrst- bss iiiir.i.r sti're in ,.jtv SPECIAL ATTEiiTiOH P'B TO f.PDERS ROM THE COUNTRY Children Cry for II I T; !i IN- -d autograph music books, L T T"T- i i n ! I J I 1- . i iVILL & STARK. -DEALERS IX Diamond Jewelry, Fine Sil verman., Rinirs, Ladies Watches and Chain-;, nnd all kinds of El egant Jewelry . . i PRiCES. SMITH H. McFARLATSD)J crc LER IN- cl Ranges Pitcher's Castoria. j nilAm SUPPLIES Fa Announcemen In making my announcement f' r the ! l l a i k l '"s ruiDi)JVVliNU UELKAri I ivitlN i o: D1R8SS COOOS 'a ta!S department my stock is unu sually large and complete, DRESS GOODS in all the leading styles; good shades fur Fall and Whiter wear selected from the best Eastern and Foreign im portations The latest novelties in TRIMMINGS aud BUTTONS, SHAWLS, BLANKETS, some ex tra good values in White Blankets, Table ii:ien, Towels, etc. CARPETS M' enlarged facilities for showing car pets has enabled me to make large purchases in this department. I can show a line line of Ingrains at low prices, also some choice patterns in BODY BRUSSELS and T A P EST R i ES , and am making Carpets a leading branch in Liy business. BOOTS & SHOES 1 canT tlie largest line of Boots and shoes iu the city, and have paid special fatten tion to getting the goods" best suited to this trade and can show a line line of goods. 1 keep in stock the best makes in the country and have endeavored to get a line of LOW PRjOED goods that 1 can GUAR ant'. e to give satisfaction. Anything in Boots,Shoes or Rubbers tor Men, Woman or Children can be found in this department. It is in fact a SHOE STORE of itself. I am givinor special attention to keep ing a full line of STAPLE and FANCY groceries, U!N COLORED TEAS, ROASTED ami GROUND COFFEES, CANNED FRUITS, the latest special ties in breakfast foods, etc., can all be found in this j depattmrnt. Pure fresh monev is my aim. Iwould especially call the attention of PILL D WINTER I am better prepared than ever to meet their wants. meats I am prepared to meet tbe GROWING DEMANDS -AND And ask a thoiouuh inspectionof my stock." SAMUEL E. YOUSG. WILL BROS Dealer13 in all the leadiiii; Guns, Pistols, Sewing Maclunes, Organs, Pianos, A full Sheet music, musical merchandise,ammunition, fish ing tack?e, etc. Warranted razors, butcher and pocket knives. The hestjkinds of sewing machines NEEDLES, OIL and Extras for all MACHINES 1LINN COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Repairing: of sewini ;tnaehhes, musical instruments, jruns, etc., neatly done W. F. (Successor to N.'H. ALLEN) UE"W er and 1 am now receiving new goods in every line and would cordially mvite everybody to cal and inspect our stock and prices. We propose to have th The Live Drv Goods. House Of Albany, and shall lat all times study the wants of our patrons both in style and prices. Dry tioods Notions, Furnishing Goods,; " Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, GroceriesEtc Call and see me. '.(.Snceessor to X .H.Aum, Albany, Oregon. la 1'all I h?g to call attention to the t- ' r ft i r n i i, i goods ami good value for parties l;y ng in their Fall supplies S! In all depart- JJ OF LINN COUNTY THE- Line of- READ, mm in Star Bakery ! -A FULL STOCK OF- Staple Groceries I Tslkteware,Cro(iei? The best quality of teas, coffsa, rawing aiv CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Bread Every Day. At this oM and reliable house ia kiss to t fauna a complete assortment, of fresh famil. groceries, to which is constantly being aJdel al the seasonable tines of trrooatias and pnoriauit audi 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 goods were all bought when prinac were low, and the benefit of the margin will a fiven to his customers. Keroembar the pla i the old corner on First and Broadalbia Ste. HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFEF Proprietors of ALBANY SODA WORKS And manufacturers ot ry. We are bow prepared to furnish choice, fro randies of best gride, consisting of pare p1i--k, assorted flavors, mixed candies, extn. Krei.a.. :md choeojtatoereams, fancy mixed, eandy L and a general assortment at fine candios AT WHOLESALE OK RETAILS SVOrders from eeontrr daalexa prompUi aft tcned to. fWtoiy on Fust street, Albany, - - OrGstor M Crown Milk NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior faarfaafif aatfTbaksKarase) The Best StoBMitia CTTae Ifltheatyricvia a aafift or faea NOTICE. A. have bought and lurnished- III Hl! 1 1 Ek I With new machinery, making flcui by the fi ll roller process. Tne mill is now" run ning and 1 can lurnish the best of flour and I'etd at icasonable rates. I intend to run my mill in such a manner that none can go away dissatisfied. Give me a call. ( E. GOINS, Proprietor Scio Mills. SECOND HAND STORE' The past year has proven it to be a necessity. The best and cheapest place iu the city to buy vour J Sto yes, Furniture, tinware We aie always prepared to buy your heusehold furniture at the highest cash price. Sole agents lor the PEERLESS OIL CAN And Lamp Killer. L. G0TTLIEi. Albany Bath' Honse A NO HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR. JjgfLadiei? and children's hair dress ng a specialty. DntiJe satisfaction 211 n ranted. JOHN SCHMEER'S Lively. Feed & Sale stable Comer Second and EUswortli Sts ALB ANT, - - OREGON Hoksssa boaroko by the day or month. Car riacts or buifiries on reasonable terms. irinl NORTHWESTj FIRE and MARINE INSURANCE COMPAN PORTLAND, - - OREGON S 2 CPITAL'STO K. 85,M MAGNOLIA MILLS, JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Proper. Will furnish sacks to farmers and receive wheat at the usual rates of storage. The highest mark at price paid for raine. MfBest Macr.olia flour always on hind for sale or exchange at reasona ble rates. TOHX A. CRAWFORD. A cl. w toweil for every cusion.er " V .ereck s barber shop. loorce ton ec none ft a a ft ii Mills Liieociunouniic II M f I 1 11 mi viwviBii