Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, October 16, 1888, Image 2

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Morning daily herald., October 16, 1888, Page 2, Image 2

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1888)

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.8 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextTHE MORXIXl HERALD: TUESDAY, TmTTTWrglllMIBUfcaWt.UL. OCTOBER 1(5, 1SSS Havning gailg Xtcvud Daily and Weekly TERMS OK sUBSCKIPTION: DAILY. t'nl)!ihcii pvfsrv morniir.? except Mrlaji.) elivercd by carrier, per week 0.15 liy mall, per yeu,i.. 5 00 Several OHnces of practical c mmon sense to fruit raisc-w, wts contained in a recent article that appeared in the Oregonian ujn n lacing fruit in neat and handy packages. The article referred to some Eastern grapes that were Wlililiv LV. (Published every Friday M'rnin.) la eopy, per annum, ill advaiu-c 2.00 When nut mid in advance "'."0 leu rue: ji.il!.'. Mails at the Alhany pnstotiii-e cio :c Fur all otliees north The Kastern states ' i'he West Side i '' And the Nai row Gfitiite It. R. ) For Portland and Salem II A. M CorvallU and Yaiuin:i 12;'J,l v. M office south 7::;0 v. m. The post itfice will be closed each eveidn mm six to seven o'clock. Registered matter for the early morning tr.-.i n should he mailed before b o clock tile revioues veniiis-'. " NATIONAL REPUBLICAN " TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI 1 . MORTON" OF NEW YORK. :tlv sent to that city in neat baskets containing ten pounds each, which found rapid sale while equally as good if not belter Ore gon grapes, offered on the stivet by an Oregon fanner met with vitv slow sale at much less profit. The conclusion arrived at was that ' the Oregon fruit had been put up in as neat ai.d tasty a manner as the Eastern fruit was, it would have met whn as quick and profi table a sale, which was undoubted ly the case. Facts like these should be carefully observed and act -il upon by our fruit raisers. THE ONLY Tine Horses for Sa!. 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 Edwaru Everett. Also soim- choice heavy will do well "to look them over and I tjK XH'-'ul'11 DURABLE, & wewiiltike pleasure in showing them to all intending purchasers. McKnkjht Bros., Tallman, Or. FOR PRKSIDKNTIAL KLKCTORS, R03ERT m'leaX, W.M. K A PL'S C. W. FFLTON. JUG IT L Y PUT. In following out his honest con victions, Mr. Patrick Ford has seen fit to advocate the side of protec tion to American labor in the present campaign, in the columns of the Irish World of which he i editor. Instead of attempting t answer his argument, the demo cratic and mugwump managers have attacked Mr. Ford's private character with the most foul and f ilse calumnies. In answering and showing up the inwardness of these slanderous attacks Mr. Ford gives a full reputation, and in the course of his article in last week's "World says : "If I am conscious of my own identity all these al'egations are false as the motive underlying their invention is malevolent. Nevertheless, I shall not undertake to answer these allegations, for to do so would be to play into the hands of the enemy, whose object is to create a diversion from the economic question before the coun try. All who know me knows these things are lies the very men who circulate them know them to be lies. But suppose . these things were true as they are false, hat then? What lias my personal character to do what has anv man's personal character to dc with the question of the tariff ? It" my life were a; spotless as that the angel Gabriel that fact, of it.- eK would not prove the sr u nlness of t!ie protective policy, ncr of itself would it disprove the arguments a lvanced for the negative side of the question. -All that I have done in this campaign has been to argue in favor of the retention of the protective system. I may be mistaken in my views, but if so, calling me vile names certainly does not convince me of my error, but rather confirms me in an opinion reached by careiul studv and dispassionate observation." The German doctors accuse the English Dr. McKenzie with having shortened Emperor Frederick's life by his treatment. Dr. McKen zie replies in his book fully show ing that the German doc-tors subtracted ten months from th Emperor's life. And so it goes, and poor humanity have to sub mit to the doctors. The Chronicle says: A contem porary asks, Where are the ships? and furnishes an untrue answer to its own question. It says they have been driven from the ocean by a high tariff. This is not true. They have been driven from the ocean because, like senseless men, we have refused to extend to them the protection of decent navigation laws and subsidies. Had we done so. the ocean shipping trade, like the protected industries of the country, would have prospered. STATE COLLEGE, COKVAI.I.IS, OREGOX. Term Commences on V'IiK'sd;ij , s'ltciij"M'r K ISSS. FACULTY Th t .i-'ll-'.-S. w-t to' hlt'V ';t ; . rs in I'.e utlu rs ..s t! cv Aru- . ':)!:.! .. Ih s S:rjii; !i, p. .-it :.i a e j.i-r . ;i t!. ; are n a le : Uj. an I uiu ri c listeria Is ai.d ive poor, ve;m. env! y cnlois. 36 colors) 10 ceuts each. Send postal lor Dye Rook, S; inple On', directions for co!orii'r Photos; nnkitii; the li'ict ink or Uiuiiiu (" els, :. ipiurt), He. S !d I y dru.-n'ists or ! Well., v v s- r, T-i;. r,) yt For Chun.,;- or A "nil corps of experienced Professors am! Teacheis. COURSE OF STUDY Arranged expressly to meet thediir.inds a needs of the farming interests ef the sta PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT For students over I.r years of a,'e who o'esir tn enter the Colleue, but are not prepare i to enter College classes !v examination. . Lunje, MILITARY TRAIN'iNG To the extent required byglaiv. UUILDINUSJ Commodious and Wei. Ventilated. LOCATION". In a cultivated and Ohr'ntian coniniunity.auii one of the hea'thiest in tlie state. EXPERIMENTAL STATION. C'i'culais containinir matter fuil of interest to farmers, will he regularly issued and copi mailed to each patron of the Cnileye. EXPENSES Dr. McKenzie accuses the Eon- don Central NewsComnanv ofdistri- I . , , . ", . , , I Re'Iuced to lowest fiiftires. Two or more free bllting advance Sheets Ot lllS book j sl.holarships from e cry .nunty. Consult from copv that was stolen by some our ,.,.ou"t' superintendent. ' J We cuilii eiitly appeal to the farmers and unscrupulous runians. it appears i that no property is safe from the adroit thief, not even the matter in an author's book while in course of publication. The Dr. claims that great injustice has been done him by the garbled condition of the extracts published. DIAMOND G 'Id Silver. Brcr.xc, Cnppe .i..c, ...ue.es lf FAINTS Ou.v 10 cent Neruous Prostraiicn Rheumatism Kianay j Diseases I I l.li. C i r v ' i-M .-.ir -.1 v .v . !' m sie hiuti-whn. t ;'-vl I Al T.:v: . s 0t- I j I ' i i GOIInT EEOS. iiAVl.XO E'ilMOVED T; TItEE. lm Oaartm Next lo ilereiv. Itee. wm uiiii Now call tlic attention of :c lo I iii ir co n: n 1 JL LVL1JJ wmm iitir.sdo:o incline . i Avliitli will lie sold at a vcrv sinali t ' x- 1. i ln. i ii ;isif : "hail ai.y oi'u'r n cdi- j colisj. sllol't 1 t oil tS"a l"i frCsll OOOiiS ti. .T Tr ZJi' nie iiiie ot ciiui ;loLi,t ne. !eo. Abbot;, 1111 );)!'(' I I 'cilii; i,lr lliot'o aiid i-'onictK AND All Liver Disorders sioux city, iov a Cigars kept constantly on band. Paine 's levy i nn - j - ' Jlrarattrp-.. nouii'l iias i'ci-Ti u tit - benefit for torpid fe cr Ol.llotl'ti: ;,iK. Oi-U.l..- j ness j-.i;zai.ctn L.oau t'tlei ec ! Bookseller. MnMn mi n n lliT'lHA I Ailrtfl hi JiC MINNVII.I.E OREGON. " " ""i-,'NMVILLE (OLLEGE It has been ascertained that even the Sfcott exclusion bill will not succeed in entirely keeping out the wily Chinese, who so much desire to gobble up the Melican man's coin.. Gramres of Orenon to patroni.e me cm.) school est iblished bv Oregon for the pro motion of her agricultural interests. Ft r catalogue or other information, address IC. L. AK.NOLII, Fi-fsidrnl, 4'orvallis, Oreson. John' L. Sullivan has engaged as editor of the New York Illus trated News, a sporting paper. From a sluggoi to an editor is a transformation indeed. Miss McLin, recently of Portland, is now prepared to do dressmakin r in connection with Ida M. Brush's millinery store, in Strnhan's new brick. NEW TO-1 AY. Horse for Sal-. I ( OOD II DING OR CAWIMYGK HORSE i. V; i b- feo'd or? :5. ' Apply at !:". 3'ic.h's in . . siab.e. There will be a heavy immigr; tiou toward Oregon after the presi dential election. Kcnioviil. Dl'CRUILLE'S DISPLAY HORSE NOW u ".rks the iota :ou of his harness st'i. which hi - lioen removed to I ierce's nei. block, llisold eustomei.- toaether with the seneial public jrv imitcd to call and see this won.ier.nl disoiav liorse and inspect his com- ete line of I m s, sidles, buiry robes, ct ., etc. .Moat Markot. IRESII MEAT AND SALMi.N EVERY day at H; de's meat mark r Fisn a specialty and x full market kept no. Applo IClt.VI'N. G GREEN APPLE BOXES FOR SALE Zeyss i!t Hochstedler's. AT GIRL WANTED TO DO GENERAL housework. Apply at the residence of Mrs Thomas Monteith. fJlAN'O FOR SALE OR RENT. INli"" 1 of Mrs. T. A. Shane., I KCKIVEt) TO-DAY AN IXVOICK OK NOVKI.TIKS in dress trimmings diiect from ew York; the latest thim,' ont They are sure to please. Call add see them. SAMUEL E. YOUNG. MRS. M.E. McCOY,M.D.!IOM(EOPAiHIC 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. si. "IVood for Sale. 1r ACORDS OF WOOD FOR SALE, r)J ply to F. H. Roseoe, Albanj . AP- m Six courses of study two of four years each, two of three, ami two of two years. l'iplo'.nasaiMlccrthicates o ".Tailuation invcn. Fine rooms in coiletre building lor jnunir men. President lives in eollcue litiiltliii"; ami hoards with the slut' -nts. thus milking 'ie school a lioiiie." For catalogues, adorer, jgtj t. g. lino wy SOX. t'KEftl OENT.J Wew, Stationer, -AND DEALER IN iJ. TEXT BOOKS m SCHOOL SUPPLIES Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums, inkstands, ink. pencils, etc., etc. Sheet music, music books, and all kinds of musical merchandise. Ge. eral jSTews "Mail orders promptly attended to. IDepot. m nw 1 "1 TT 1 1 n u m ;i XL u u II L. W. GXJ1SS cb ISOjST. )IUIUJ IPropr's l :IIavinr assumed ciiarire of this drug store, near the Kevere House, 4 and having !arg:!y increased ihe stock, now oiler a full line of DRUGS, "PATENT MEDICINES, TAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, And a new and ct.mplele line of school books, tablets and station ery, pencils, etc. l't! sicians ank Family prescriptions carefully pre- 1' red. SPRINGFIELD SAWMILL SPllTXGriELD 11 EGOXvi Ei""AHjany yard and ollice on K.ilroad, hetween 4ili and "jth strects. "a'. !aviiiLr lumber r.ot excelled in fiiality, . nd facilities nct turpasstd foijtli prompt and satisfactory liliin orot tieis. 1 rest ecttulU solicit a share oi li J I It AH III KM A W "D lj (Hi I inported CiirarsSa Specialts . i ! i 0. J. DILLON & CO, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITUEE Do genera j."d work, also bargain in flooring and rustic. Those conteii' i'atii!g buikhn will find it to l!i.-ir advantage to call on us at our Frctorv, si Foot ok LyoN Street Si GEO. ,W. SMITH i.c JCCESSOR TO W. H. 3IcFARLAN D)i Ai e in receipt of some fine Tea and Dinner sets of tlpir ownimport tion, direct : .oni jEast Liver pool, Engla. They are first-class soods and will be sold cheap, Tliev hayee a i'j1! and complete line of staple and fancy groceries,whicli they are offering to their customers at lower rates than ever before. 03 CO CO CO 51 -5 OS e CO WILL d STARK DEALERS IX Finp. finifl WhMm Diamond Jewelry, Fine Sil v '.vare, Rinirs.'Ladics Watches and Chains, and'all kinds of El egant Jewelry C2 CO cD ce 1- Stoves and Ha,nges ALSO A FULL LINE OF TINWARE, l'UMPS, HOSE. COTFEBWARE And every variety of cocking uten-ils and";novelties'in house furnishing goods. The public is invit'jd to cull and ' xamine this mammoth stock under the new management. The City Liquor Store, HI. IIAUMGAKT, Proprietor. X3TXcxs. iHor'o the'Odd Fellows' emple, Albany, OretronS Keeps constantly on hand'the finest iniorted and doinestit""wines, liquor8,ffisrarJcr tob-os. Only lirst-elass liqaor.store in'she city SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUHTIWIJ TtjlitjsTosepk i Manufactauer of Choice Cip-ais A ND DEALER IN FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST Cigars, Plus and Smoking Tobaccos. Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, and full line of Smokers' A i tides. Also dealer in CALIFORNIA BAND TROPICAL FRUITS. Next Uoorto Hurkhart'it Keeney's Heal Estate Office, Albany On Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. HAVE YOU AN DEA W -HAT1 IT COSTS TO SHO-E 1TOUESELF ALTXD FAMILT? You haven't ? Well let us tell you that by buying a cheap articlel in leather you throwing away your money. Now to overcome this trouble Come an ee Us Ik fe i t: iiii 1 on If ant IT an IS, -And we will give you first class goods for your money and sell them to you cheapei than you can buy them elsewhere. We make Boots and Shoes "a- SPECIALTY and WARRANT EVERY Pair .ZLBT-S- SHOE FLINN BLOOK- KRAUSSE & KLEIN,