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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1888)
THE MOHXiyU HERALD: SUXDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1SSS ! i IFrZRXATIOJAL COMEDY ! Daily a.nd Weekly TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. published every morning except Moiulaj.J e'.ivered by carrier, per week 0. 1; t'y mail, per year 5 00 WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) ne eopv, per annum, in advance $2.00 When not paid in advance 2.f0 NATIONAL EEPCBLICAii TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI P . MORTON , OF NEW YORK. FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, ROBERT m'LHAN, W.M. KAPL'S C. W. FULTON. EDITORAL JSUTES. The cows must go. Tacoma as well as Albany, is troubled with foot-pads. The fruit crop of Oregon this year is abundant and is of a fine quality. Cleveland's changeable attitude oa the fisheries question is admir ably portrayed in our cartoon this j morning. - The annual meeing of the Washington Territorial Press Asso- ures to prohibit their immigration. Verly theway of the Mongolian pig tail laborer is hard. The proposition of the Chicago Inter Ocean, to give an elaborate article on the advantages and in ducements for capital and manu factories in Albany and surround ing country, should meet with success. It is a liberal proposition to bring Albany promently before the attention of eastern people, and business men generally have shown a disposition to accept the proposition. Seriously the town cow is be coming a great nuisance in Albany, and she ought to be abolished that is, prohibited from running the streets, meandering up and down the sidewalks, climbing trees to gather the fruit, and other irregularities at which she displays remarkable talent. As the present ordinance is defective, requiring the arrest of the owner instead of the cow which runs at large at night, it would te in order to sub stitute a new ordinance, and it should absolutely prohibit the festive bovine from running t large within the city limits either day or night. The State Rights Democrat is liowling again because the repuu liean tariff" bill puts jute, manila, and other textile grasses upon uie free list, and puts a 40 per cent duty upon the manufactured articles. Why, bless your ignorant little mind, just compare this with the placing of wool on the free list and taxing manufactured woolen goods about 40 per cent as the Mills bill proposes; and is it not better after all to make free what we cannot raise and have to buy, and to protect what we raise and manufacture. This is just what protection proposes, and what the people of Oregon said they believed in by an overwhelming vote last June. elation convenes at Spokane I alls .Vrv .V - v :. V .,.-tK- X$ia BEF Mi Jlgg The United States has passed a - - ' bill excluding Chinese, and now it Hf..X' ' V:-"--. -.-'U is said that Siberia is taking meas- S- Tv,,4 "WHT IT COSTS TO SHOE 1TOUESELF -A-lsTD FAMILT? You haven't ? Well let us tell you that by buying a cheap article! in leather vou throwing away your money. Now to overcome this trouble ' And wo SPECIALTY Vi vW .. ..- Grover Cleveland to Voters (Time HAVE YOU " AN Come and See i s will give you first class goods JT ...JL CfaSBSEW'Skr' I M iff"8 V.'' Grover Cleveland 1838) "I am thirsting tor gore ! I He fc rrr I for your money and sell them and WARRANT EVERY Pair (time 1SS7 ''It's devilish funny. 'So ACT 1 1 -One Year Later. propose to twist the tail of the English to you clieapei than you Want m on English, you know.'" lion until November 6th." Reproduced from the SanFranciseo Chronicle IDEA BOOTS ant can huy them elsewhere. We OES. make Boots And Shoes a E3 GO TIKE LBItfrsr SHOE STORE FLINN BLOCK 3SE & KLEIN.
