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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1888)
1 THE "MOIIXIXG HERALD: T KID AY, OCTOKEK 12. 1888 O f n vessel a post requini Daily A-in'o Weekly boclv us well TERMS Or SUtoCKIPTION. IMIl-Y. Pnlili-JlK.il cvi-rr jjiornu:;! e'ivered by curri :r, per uoi U 0.15 1-y iiul;i, per wmi o j0 j wk!::-.y. (Published every i'riiiay Morning.) I no or.p . , per annum, in aiivrun-e.. "'.00 j When 11 t r.x in advr.uee 2.f0 , charge of a equiring activity of as liiinJ. ll?re .n New York we ha e tie proof near us, for at Sailors' Snug Harbor, on Maten Island, are tight hundred t'x-x'Pt :.;..ni!.-u.i i aged but for the mo.;t part hearty ,-C;: Mails at the Albam trnsto ,. For all olliees north The Kastern states i he West Side Ami the Nil! r nv Gaiv.'e. R. R. ) tor Portland ami .S iitin IIa.m Corvallis and Ya'piina 12:30 !. m otliee smith 7w0 r. :. The lo.-totiiee will he closed taeh evening roni six to seven o'clock. Registered matter tor the 'early morning train should be mailed ber'ore S o clock the revioues veniii-'. National republican iicset." FOK PHESIDKXT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, OK INDIANA. ! FOR VICK-l'KESIDEXT, , LEVI P . MOIiTON OF NEW YOItK. FOR PRB.-ilUBXriAIi KLSCTORS, ROBERT .u'l.EAX, WM. KAPt'S C. W. Fl'LTOX. s.iilors. Most of these are between seventy and eighty : active old fel lows they are,with clear minds and L:ood appetites. Thev will teil von t ey are not by any means the sole survivors of our one-time merchant lleet; that many, if not most, of their mates are yet living, but dis tributed over the country, living with their grandchildren, perhaps wherrying for a living or engaged in other employments along a water front. From this it would appear that a sound human body can withstand hunger and expos ure and even frequent excitement, if only there is plenty of fresh air and exercise of a vigorous kind th own in. Fine !3.r.-es for Sal. We have just brought from eastern Oregon a fine lot of work horses which we will sell on terms to suit the times. Among them is some promising young drivers from Oneco, Mason Chief, and .Edward Everett. Also some choice heavv . . i - i mares, -invone wisning a norse Tin? BKU-IAST DUKAHLE, EXCI TE MEN T AND LIFE. LOSU The claim that excitement, or a position that is subject to exciting scenes tends to shorten life, which has been often made and pretty gen erally accepted, is being discredited by facts that seem to upset the theory. The Scientific American says that they who have studied attention to go to the next street to It is seldom that more thorough, practical common sense is as em phatically and fearlessly told, as it is in the following extract from the Farmer's Friend : "We have some knowledge of pjlitics. Candidates are not tools. 'They know on which side their bread is buttered.' The influence of the bar-rooms count more than the churches in a close canvass. The liquor seller is loquacious and 'lectionering' day in and day out, for his friend. The deacons, t towards, elders and vestrymen do nothing to help for ward a candidate from the church, not even taxing- their time and will do well to look them over ami we will t ike pleasure in showing them to all intending purchasers. McKnight Bros., Tallman, Or. , ECONOMIC a: 4 .rs in i.thers -th. v THE STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, t ORVAI.IJS, OREGON. man s earthiv tenure and the ! causes which tend to lengthen or curtail it will have scarcely failed to notice bow contradictory is the evidence of those we naturally look to to explain them, and that their evidence, even when they agree, does not always accord with wtjat would seem to be the facts, as they appear around us. One authority says general physical development is necessary to pro long life, while another insists this is not required if the day's employ ment does not call for physical exertion. Dr. D. B Richardson, an eminent English authority, de clares among many obvious,though scarcely novel propositions, that everything that quickens the action of the heart, any kind of excite ment, taxes and reduces the stor age of life. If this were said of those naturally feeble, or inheriting disease, or even of those leading sedentary lives, and living from day to day without the invigorating benefits of Jresh air and exercise, it .would seem reasonable, for one does not have to be a skillfui phys iologist to know that excitement affects the nerves as well as the heart. But is the statement strict ly true, when referring, as here, to the entire human family? SurJy soldiers in actual warfare and hL ors in peace as well as war live; among excitements, besides being notoriously addicted to indulgences as to drinking and smoking, yet they are long-lived. Statistics show it and observations corrobo laem. The pension list of the British army, giving the ages of the beneficiaries, men who hyve served i n all climates for from twenty to forty years, and excluding tho.-e pensioned sooner because of ''wounds received while in the performance of duty," show that soldiers do not die as other men do ; so it is with the naval pensioners of the Greenwich Hospital, now scattered over Great Britain, bi cause of its abolishment. In the merchant service to-day it is no uncommon thing to find a man l vote. Ana yet these proper people set up a whine that the fellows of ow degree run our government Why should not a candidate cort and consort with the the class that work for him? Politics is a matter of fact and a practical affair. It is not R'sthetie. Let the men of godly lives and convictions take of! their coats and carry out their con victionsor hush. The 'primary' settles the question of candidates. The saloon and the hoodlum are on hand. The class-leader and church warden are at home smoking their evening cigar." Tcrfii Commences on M!:s'sI.-i.. Jll-iii !)! VI, 1SSS. 1) FACULTY A full corps of experienced Professors and teachers. COURSE OF STUDY Arranged expressly to meet thedimar.ds a needs of the farming interests ei the sta PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT For students over 15 vears of a'ie who ctesir to euter the College, but are not prepared to uuter CoUeue classes by examination. MILITARY TRAIXiXtt To the extent re-iiredby law. liUILPIXGS . - Lurjfe, Commodious ami Well Ventilated. LOCATION. In a cultivated and Christian community ,aui one ui ine nea'iniesi in Hit stale. EXPERIMKX FAL STATION". GVcuIais containing matter fui! of interest t fanners, will he reuiarh issued and copies mailed to each patron of the College. EXPENSES Reduced to lowest figures. Two or more fret scholarships from every county. Consult your County Superintendent. We cjuhieiitly appeal to the fanners and (ranees of Oregon to patronise the oun school established bv Oregon for the pro motion of her agricultural interests. Ft r catalogue or other informario i, address B. L. AK.OLI, President. t'orvnllls, Oregon. Are : "a-. i !; ,t Th"1." e 5 S'reii :h, iV.r.t) ,! i"j-.:: s. . are jus. (it. !;. v... eo-" i:i are ti a ie o .- ,. ,.p and in tii"" n.terials and give poor, wean, i y c ,Xta. 36 colors; 10 cents each. Send ostal ior Pre Rook, Sample Card, directions for colorii i.' Photos; ni".ki;i the tinest Ink or I2lui:i (10 cts. a quart), it;.-. Sold by drui'jfists or !3' WeH-,R c'-arfeon C' Bnr'i 'g on. Yt. For Gilding or liron--f: Fancy -wcielcs U.SI- diamonjj pa i:jas. I Gold Silver, Rronzs, Copper. On.y 10 cents. The objectors in congress are making for themselves men vi able records, Kilgore has placed himself on record as being the ol.f shvlein the way of the pension for Mrs. Gen. P. II. Sheridan, and now comes Berry in the senate and hinders the voting to Mrs. Waite the salary that the Chief Justice would have drawn if he had lived the year out. They each seem to act upon the same principle as did the ancient des troyer of his native city, who tried to acquire fame by perform ing an infamous act. i:okx. WALLACE ) rr.v ?!; n ; r...ii. '.. v. i.. . i - K : u ra-2 :a i :-o sx&c .Vr-i L A P. -eft e.-. i r-. ; .lac! to 'al. ,ot- Neru. : ; : cured i.'i- ' -..clo-ison, ProstraLicn -..rn--o.. n Rheumatism ,th-.9an.e ,.,uK t, ;ooil f"r k'' ".'V i'i.ic is y j 'v :'iv ot-icr uieui- nlOUcy ine. Geo. AW.ott, Disease tioux City, lova Paine's Cilery con -'oii!''' hns le'n a:T-rt :eiief'it for torpid fe c.r All Liver .Suii Disorders C02ST3ST BEOS. -1 RE110VED TO Tiilllil Oiiiir'tispv iVfvr y Hal u i k A t a i Now call the atf'.jiition of plete stock of iii-i U i ul l-ic ;iih;;t: to tlKir coin- mm wliicli be sold at .sales short ror.ts a i lit Hil Hi v a very sniall pioill, "ijiiiek id ire? 1 1 munLs beiiii: ui' inofo. limm 1 1 T 1 me line ci ctio:ce liiiDorteu ar Cigars kept constantly on hand. ul domestic D, College - K-M'NNVILLE McSJinriville Colli go, JIC'MIXXVII.I.E OREGON. Six courses of study two of four years eiti-!i, two ol tli iff, mxl two of two years. L'iplosnas aiidci-rtiticr.ics o. -I'aduation iyi n. Fine rooms in college liuiltliisg for youn men. President lives in college l.uildini; and lioards wilii tl:e stiuleiil, thus mtikiiii: the school a iiome. For catalogtu s, .ularess T. G. 1UIOWJYSOX. Pkesiuext. IS-.--.., a '.iuri . -1: lWclfl0 OH tsooKseiier, ixewsaeaier. mm, -and di:ali:r in- FEXT BOOKS ivr. i- ine stationery, miscellaneous book alliums, inkstands, ink. pencils, etc., etc and all kinns ot musical merchandise. Ge era! jSTews !Iail orders promj-tly attended to. AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES. photograph and autograph Sheet music, music books, Depot. STORE PRINGFIELO SAWMILL JREGOX. CURR.iX In thW city, on Thjrsdav, IVt 11, 1SS, to the wife of C. A. Currant a boy. Mother and chilu are doin well, and the happy papa is prouder of the little youn;,'$ttr than if he had made a rde of the best corner lot in the city. T Pi .-TAIbaiiy yard and office on Ituilroad, letwcen 4ih :iml5tli streets4?I f Having lumber not excelled in quality, nd facilities not surpassed foitl' prompt and satisuctory Ulliax or orders. I rostieetiiillv solicit a share ol S.th ue. rtHEELEP CITY DEVG L. Ar. GTJ1SS to JSOjSr. IPropr's. Havin' apsnmpil c!::i rue of this drug store, near the Revere House, l&Saiul having lurmAy incresisod t he stock, now offer a full line of 1U1UG, PATENT MKDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES M p And a new and comfi'ete line of school books, tablets and station ery, pencils, etc. I'h sicians ank Family prescriptions carefully pre pared. tec-Italic and lif lifted Ciga rsga Secialty C. J. DILM & CO., WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF - GEO. W. SJVEITH . - -. t.c ACCESSOR TO W. H. McFAP.LAlN D) j M.4KKIK1. THOMPSON CARTER At the res.dence of W H. Garret, near Peoria, on Weutiesdav, October 3, IsSS, by Rev. P. M. Starr, Mr. .lames W. Thompson, of Prineville. and Mrs. Rosie E. Carter, of Peoria. The happy eoup'e goes soon to Prinevihe, where they will make their future hom'. Our best wishes follow them. niAXO FOR SALE OR RENT. INQUIRE 1 of Mrs. T. A. Shane. RKCP.1VED TO-DAT AN" INVOICE OK NOVKLTIES in dress trimmings diieet from fiew York; the latest thing ont They are sure to please. Call add see them. SAMUEL E. T0USG. l l"RS M.E. McCOY, M. D.HOMCEOPAxHIC ItJ. physician, office and residence corner of Sixth and Canal streets, Albany.Or. Chronic diseases a specialty. Consultation free. Of fice hours: 10 to 12 a. M and 2 to 5 P. M. Are in receipt of some and Dinner sets' f thVir own import tion, direct from East Liver pool, . Engl They are first-class goods and will be sold cheap, hev bayee a full and complete line of staple and fancy groceries,which they are offering to their customers at lower rates than ever before. CO 5 is , CD GO ESQ CO tafl p-i ce F XJJR jNT I T XT HE Do ircneral job work, :i!-o l.arirain in flooring and rustic. Those contem plating iiuildmg will rind it to their advantage to call on us at our Frctorv, at s-3- Root ok LyoN Street DEALER IN '' iilLL d mil DEALERS IN- Fine Pi I 1 TTT I 1 bom v atcne s. Diamond Jewelry, Fine Sil verware, Rings.'Ladies Watches and Chains, and all kinds of El egant Jewelry btoves.and Eanges ALSO A FULL LINE OF fi TINWARE, 1UMPS, HOSE, COFFER WARE And every variety of cocking uten.-ils andnoveltiesin house furnishing goods. The public is invit'jt! to call aud ' Xamiue this mammoth stock under the new managetnent. The City Liquor Store, M. liAVMQAltT, Proprietor. t3TXext doorfto the Odd Fellows" emple, Albany, Orefion'Sl to'j-cios. Keeps constantl- on hand the finest imported and domesticjiviues, liquors, cigarsjap 1 ndH. l)nlv fi rsif..liaa . r stnrp inrihi t'itv SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY Julius! Joseph Manufactauer of Choice Ciais AND DEALER IN FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST Cigars, Plug and Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, and full line of Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in CALIFORNIA I AND BTROPICAL FRUITS. TT" Next door to Burkhart'A Keeney's Real EstateJOfrice, Albany Ognwn"? Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. HAE YOU AN IDEA w i-i . CJCJfcS-J.-fcS -X-CJ SHOE OTXSEIL1 A Tp A .TVrXX!ir?ICa You haven't ? Well let us tell you that by buying a cheap article! in leather you throwing away your money. Now to overcome this trouble Con and See Us He li nr. m BOOTS it OES, -And we will give you first class goods for your money and sell them to you cheapei than you can tuy them elsewhere. We make Boots and Shoes a- SPKCI ALTY and WARRANT EVERY Pair! the -ZLBiNr-sr FLINN BLOCK- HOE STOBZ, KRAUSSE & KLEIN,
