Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, October 13, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textm..i j .imiul.Jl - Daily a. x d Weekly TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION: DAILY. Pn'nUshPfl overv morning except Monday .) "e'ivered by carri ;r, per week O.l'i by mail, puryeai 5 uO I WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) ne copy, per annum, in advance 5.2.00 When rmt paid in advance THE MAI?. Mails at the Albany postorki. cio For all ollioes north The Eastern states g. iiie West Side f And the Xairmv Cause R. R. J For Portlaml and sidem. 11 a. m Corvallis and Yaquiuu 12:30 I", m olliee smith 7:o0 r. st. j The poMotricc will be closed each evening rum six to seven o'clock. I Kexistured matter for thn early morning train should be mailed before ti o clock the revioues veimiif. "SATIOHAI. SEPD3LICA1J TICKET. FOU PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, OP INDIANA. FOK VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI P. MORTON, ') OF NEW YORK. FOR PRKSIUKXTIAL ELECTORS, K03ERT M'l-EAN, W.M. KAPUS C. W. Ft'LTON. THE GROWTH OF LIBERAL GOVERNMENT. The sway of despotic rulers and monarchial aristocracies, is fast losing its hold upon the human family, and the sentiment of liber ality that makes an honest human being just as good and powerful in influencing governmental affairs as any other human being, is fast pervading all nationalities and will eventually govern and control the entire world. Germany, with its astute prime Minister, has, next to Russia, been the strongest ad herent to the old system, but the seeds of liberalism has taken root t here and the crop will revolution ize the country. The promulgation of Frederick's humane and large minded principles have done much towards this end, and the publica m tion of his diary gives force to that view. The Baltimore American di: cussing this says that Bismarck was fully informed of the senti ments of Frederick is apparent, not only from his treatment of the dying Emperor, but from his wild and inconsequential wrath at the publication of his late master's reflections upon the leading events which made both r ' himself and Germany. His venom is rather amusing than otherwise to Ameri cans, who would not endure for an hour such polit:,cal slaveiy as the Germans are forced to bear; but it also gives assurance that the Ger mans themselves are not so easily handled as before the union, at d tin'; the people are not only con scious of their rights as units in i lie human scale, but have son.o notion of obtaining those righ. Bismarck would not be so eager :c stem the tide o: popular indigna tion by questioning the authenticity of the late Emperor's diary did he not feel that it was unsafe to x r mit the sentiment in favor of liberal laws and human rights to grow as it has done of late in the German Empire. It is entirely unlikely that there will be any practical result from the disclosures in the immediate future. The possession of a thoroughly discij -1 ned army of 1,200,000 men insures whoever has control of the state against either reform or revolution, but the seeds sown by Frederick will sprout, no matter how inhospi table the soil, and trouble is in store for the dominant party. ' The cowardly assault of Bismacrk on the Empress Dowager for, how- "WHAT IT COSTS TO SHOE -SrOTTIEBSIEIDIE1 jJST) 'FMLXXST'? You haven't ? Well let us tell you that by buying a cheap article in leatherjyou throwing away your money. Now to overcome this trouble Come -And we SPECIALTY and WARRANT EVERY PairO THE .ILEIr-sr SHOE STOGIE. ll.il I ever brave he is, lr the Empress must ; tins country as . contemptible wi'.I ia upon b.U policypand ai : lug the women of Ge very object that .tin Victoria has always lnu heart. Unjust and persecution wni insure" h. luge in the ail' "" country women, thenl ahvl neir " .janos t: are lit ted for lt" .i offie, now fall to their lot l-OLHTC'A..:. lTS: "V At LTtif.n,ls. V., a republican as- s ociatioi' is C imposed 41)0 UnioT vet era" -p. i Jgthy of these 00 voted he d jinocratie ticket in 18S-? . They wil . vote for I larrison this year. The call for the meeting as sigu-d by 130 former deine c."ats. Omaha Republican (Rep.) A Detroit clergyman on Sunday unintentionally furnished the re publican party with an alliterative motto when lie spoke of "peace, protection, prosperity and purity." I laving been defeated by the three "Rs," it might triumph with the four "rs." Detroit Journal (Rep.) Postmaster Ilendrix is home again after a little electioneering trip. Must of his recent tours in Connecticut was devoted to speak ing in favor of free trade ami Cleveland. New York World, October 1st. In its edhoral columns the World says the democrats are not for free trade. New York I'ress (Rep.) Mr. Cleveland has no constitu tional power to introduce a new tax system or to force either free trade or protection upon the minority ; but his message recom mending a reduction in tariffs did more for free trade than any single speech from any premier could have done. London Economist, April 2Sth. The Democracy of Tennessee cannot afford to throw away a single vote. The majority has been cut down, little by little, from one cause and another, until it iias be come uncomfortably close, and Tennesse may, after all, decide between Cleveland and the lay figure which the republicans have set up to oppose him. Memphis Avalanche (Dem.) The democratic party in this state has put itself into a situation where even the president is power less to help it. The independents who oppose Hill would not waive their opposition because the presi dent had written a letter recom mending him to their and the general favor, and the democrats who oppose him are quite beyond the reach of such an appeal. New York Times (Dem.) A correspondent of the New York World soiiuiit out and called upon Carl Schurz at Kiel. Mr. Skmurz had nothing to say on American politics, and when his interviewei asKed him it lie was satisfied with the way in which Mr. Cleveland had carried out his pledges of civil service reform, Mr. .-churz offered him a cigar and re marked that it had been a wet (';ihi in verma.ny. Boston Ad vertiser (R -p.) XlitV TO-DA 1 . .Meat Market. IRESH MEAT AND SAI.M,N F.VERY ; day at H'de's meat market. Fisn a specialty and i full market ket up. louse to Kent. JVTEAT STORY A.ND HALF HOUSE OF IN seven rooms in the southern part of the city. Large barn, to lots a'd all modern conveniences. Apply to Mrs. T. A. .Shane Apple Boxes. p GREEN" APPLE BOXES FOR SALE AT JT Zeyss & Hochstedler's. pIRL WANTED TO DO GENERAL X housework. Apply at the residence of Mrj. Thomas Monteith. 1 JIANO FOR SALE OR RENT. I VQU ' E of Mrs. t. A. Miane. RKCBIVBD TO-DAY AN INVOICE OF NOVKLTIKS in dress trimmings diiect from new York; the latest thing- ont 1'hey are sure to please. Call add see them. Samuel e. tounq. MRS. M.E. McCOY.M. D.HOMCEOPAifHC pnysician, oinee and residence corner of S xth and Canal streets, Albany, Ur. Chronic diseases a specialty. Consultation free. Of fice hours: 10 to i2 a. m. and 2 to 5 p. m. HAE YOU AN and will give you first class goods for your money and sell .ving .iiVjLisers. 4rin Bros., Tallmr -i, Or. TE ,Q.LIS, OREGON. Xc: .leiM"1 on Wi'rincsjla.v, .ember l'J, ISSS. J FACULTY A full corps of experienced Professors and Teachers. COURSE OF STUDY Arranged expressly to meet thedeminds a needs of the farming interests of the sta PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT Tor students over 15 years of a'.'e who liesir to enter the College, but are not prepared to enter College classes by examination. MILITARY TRAINING To the extent required by law. DUILD1NGS Lare, Commodious a id Weil Ventilated. LOCATION. In a cultivated and Christian eommumty,aut one of the healthiest in the state. EXPERIMENTAL STATION. Ci'culais eontaininir matter fui! of interest to farnu-rs. will be regular! iss'ied and copies mailed to each patron of the College. EXPENSES Reduced to lowest figures. Two or more free scholarships from every county. Consul: your County Superintendent. We uDtificently appeal to the farmers and Granires of Oregon to patroni'.e the ona school est iblished by Oregon for the pro motion of her agricultural interests. Fcr catalogue or other information, address It. L. AKOLI, President, Corvallis. Oregon. T Are in receipt of somt fine Tea and Dinner setsf of t hir own import tion , direct from East Liver pool, England. They a.ve first-class goods and will be sold cheap, Thev hayee a full and complete line of staple and fancy groceries, which they are offering to their customers at lower rates than ever before. ma m WA on ee lis He Next -V OXO MIC AT, Are' !a-.i.- t: "'' ?. 1 tb- rs in Stre;. . ... ,i " N. !.! other. are ii'.s. . ;-.mi..(. eo' :.(!'.t:'': is tht y are n a le c ':.; an I m.rir i.terials and give poor, weak, croo y colors. 36 colors; 10 cents each Send postal (or lye Hook, Sample Card, directions for colorin; Photos; tna!d!ig the lir.cst Ink or Uhtitif (10 vl. a .piart), etc. Sobi by drusyists or ly ffeilll -ardn C1 "3n-Vg on. Vt. rtrC'iuin or i;iuii.j 'i Fancy .uucx DIaMONP PAlIsiVS Gold Silver, Uronze, '".pper. On.y 10 cent . INNViLLELLEGE " SP1?IXGFIELD SPRINGFIELD:. SAWMILL "Albany yard and office on Kidlroad, between 4th and 5i.li streets; laving umber not excelled in ouality, i-tid facilities not surpassed for tl prompt and satisfactory riUiii.' or orders. I rcsoectfullv solicit a share of tl G-EO. W. icJCCESSOR TO W. CO CO I g CO CO fcJ3 f i o3 -DEALER IX- Stovesaancl Range: ALSO A FULL LINE OF TINWARE, PU3IPS, HOSE, COrPERWARE And every variety of cockiuir utensils diur'noveltiesj'm house furnish inff . roods. The public is invited to'call and the new manniretnent. The City Liquor Store, M. BAVMGAJIT, Proprietor. 3TNext doorjto the Odd Fellows' emple, Albany, Oreron"SS Keeps constantly on handUie finest imported and domesticjwines, liquors, cijfarsjar 1 tob-oos. Only first-class liquortore in?she city SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY' Time You Want BOOTS them to you eheapei than rxTrorTni in. isss r CI 'RES TproofsT. ; - n. ,.w ' ' ' t .v i t Neuralgia or sn noauacm:. .Mrs L A P.felit'.er. Sin .lac: 'to Cal. I Mlt- tles of Pain-- Celery Comitou-.u! I am cured o; i",M":::i!'.i ' S.iii'to I lli.chilison, .-,. . II Neruous Prostration Rheumatism It has d"t e me m r. rood f'-rkidn-.y di.ie iso hsn anv oiher raall ine. Geo. Abbott, Kidney Diseases Sioux City, Io.a Paine s Cilery cm: mni." has he-; a-sr : t ANU All Liver benefit for torpid fe or Limes i-'liana iir ns ess Eliz.-iheth Lia!l y :e .ce, Vt. Disorders IMlifiiivife College, M C M INN V II.I.E O REG ON . Six courses of study two of four years enrb, two of three. :e d I wo of two years. Diplomas ;mdci -rtiiientes o graduation Lriyen. Fine rooms in eoilfgc ImiUling for yfuirg men. President lives in college Iniilding and boards with the stuiU'iits, thus milking the school a home. For catalogues, adaress T. G. BllOWXSOX. President. v :J " SMITH II. McFARLAND) ivw,. C3 r-xannne this mammoth stocK .unaer . JliEtt-OX. IDEA you can tuy thein elsewhere. We make Boots and JTfc larfinarrJirMlMn aMi ninnn 1 coisrisr beosj'id HAYING REMOVED TO TliEIl New Qaarters Next Now c:ill the attention plete stock of ; I 01111 1 1 i 31 which will be sold at a very small rolii,4 uiiick sali-'S. short irotitsand fresli ij-oods beiny urmot'o. SSF'Fine line ot choice Imported and Domestic Cigars kept constantly on hand. Bookseller, Newsdealer, Stationer, AND DEALER IN TEXT BOOKS AND SCHOOL S0PPL1. 1 ine ptationerv. nii.H'ellaneous books, -!'.otograph and autograph allmins. iukstaiuls" ink. iK'ticiis, etc., etc. bheet music, music books, uml all kinds of musical merchandise. General iSTews Depot. )gFyi.VLi orders promptly attended to. DRUG L. Ar. OXJ1SS (S SON. Propr's. i illavintr assumed ciiare of this (lru store, near the Revere House, and havin-r larfiy n.civased the stock, now offer a full line of DRUGS,' 1'A'IENT MKDICIKIJS, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES.J ' And a neiv and complete line of school hooks, tablets and station ery, pencils, ete. l'hskians unk Family j)rescriptions carefully pre nj'ed. Clioiro Pi Klic ami Itrwitil Ci imb5 Siiecially C. J. D1LL0I & CO, V. TIOLr.SALE MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE Do general job work, alo bargain in Hoorin and rustic. Those eonteto platiiiic in.ildiiiir will tind it to their advantage to call on us at our Frctory, sir Root ok LyoN Street ulitjsToseph: Mamifactauer of Choice Ci?ais AND DEALER IN 1 FINE IMPORTED ANDIKEY WEST (.'ijjars, Plug and Smokincr Tobaccos. Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, and full line of Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in CALIFORNIA BAND HFROPICAL FRUITS. Next door to Burkhartjot Kecuey's Real Estate Office, Albany Ogn ''""!! Children Cry for and SHO ES, io Revere House of in a jdtlui to their c,;ai f1 fT HAftAJ 4 1 A 1 V I JL V U VA i Orji'J il l'LL ci STARK, DEALERS IX- Fine Goid Watches. Diamond Jewelry, Fine Sil ver ware, Ruiijs.'Ladics Watches and Chains, and all kinds of El egant Jewelry Pitcher's Castoria. Shoesja - i jinn STORE FLINN BLOCK. KRAUSSE & KLEIN.