Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, October 27, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOTCSTIKG HERALD: SATURDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1SSS 2M rtvMitt hPI t TttYYtA v.mj 7"53 C?v""jne.ss and an uncultured bearing? Daily a.jstd Weekly TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: TXYILY. p'ililished every mnminsr except Munday.) D iliverud by carrier, per week 0.15 kiy mail, puryi-iu... 5 00 WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) ne copy, per annum, in advance S2.C0 When not paid in advance 0 X'AV. .UAI!. Mails at the Albany postoilke close For all othces north The Eastern states i'he West Side -j; And the Nai row Gauire R.. R. J For Portland and Salem 11 A. M Corvallis and Yaiuina r. si office south 7:30 p. m. The postotfice will be closed each evening rom six to seven o'clock. mastered matter for the early niornin;; train should be mailed before S o clock the previous evuninsr. HATIONAt. REPDBMCaN TICKET. FOR PKESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI P . MORTON OF NEW YORK. FOR PRKSIUKSTIAL ELECTORS, ROBERT M'LEAN, WM. KAPUS C. W. FULTON. SEC ESS A R Y TO LEARN. One of the most necessary things to acquire, m a business education, is the suavity of manner and pleasing address that can only be found with true politeness. It can not be acquired in schools although its inculcation there is a matter of fact, but it is manly the result rf personal practice and pursuit, and it is often too much neglected. A recent writer says that a keen observance of our young men can not but be struck with a tendency on the part of a great many of them, at least, to disregard the small courtesies of hie tue in tangible yet very preceptible little things that make the man a gentle man. Many persons contend that outward manner is a very second ary consideration if the head is ' well stocked with knowledge, and that if a young man has the facility to get on in the world it is a matter of very little importance if hismai -ners do not model themselves after a Chesterfield. That this idea is prevalent is proved by the great number of well-educated met'. men of abilitv and power who, however, one would never accuse of being gentleman who, clever and with no lack of brains,, are painfully deficient in good breed ing. With no intentional lapses, they are awkward, bumptious, presuming, even vulgar. In rnott countries an educated man and n gentleman are almost synonymous terms. On this side of the Atlantic they by no means always belong to the same man. Educational ad vantages are within tne reach of all classes of people people who liaye the benefit of no home train ing for their manners, or any cultivated persons among tlu'ir acquaintance. One fact is true all the wjrld over, that where, by some irealc of nature, a man shows himself superior to his own ( lass in intelligence and talents, he is never content to remain on H,a ! lower stave of the ladder. Many . . , . , j persons assert that the self-made I Man is always the best. In point Of ability he proves without doubt ; ,,,., . ... . . . , ; that he has that within him which has determined his fitness for the I place ne nas earned ior nimsen. But because a man by his brains, energy, and pluck carves out his own fortune, putting himself in a prominent io.sition, is it not very desirable that he should also culti vate the courtesies r f life, so that "WBLA-T IT COSTS TO SHO-E irOTJESELI1 You haven't!? Well let us tell you that by buying a cheap (throwing away your money. Now to overcome this trouble -And we SPECIALTY awn wolmm FLINM BLOOK- ridden by rough- Because a man is a successful law yer, it does not justify him to say that he can be his own tailor, or t'.iat ill-fitting clothes, if belonging t him and of his own make, are as suitable as those of a good cut. So it is with the intellectual giant who takes no heed of his manners. He may learn much from less-talented people, who are nevertheless his superiors in manv things. Desirable :.s it may be for young men to shun the extravagance of the lesthete, and to despise the shams of society, they can not afford to neglect the courtesies of life; and they do well who, while devoting their energies to mathe matics and the classics, pay atten tion to the cultivation in manners. It is while young that manners ar made ; the most strenuous efforts will not remedy or eradicate in after life the gaucheries formed of yo-ith. The Chatauquan thinks that unless a i s i i s:l come to the rescue very soon, another decade will see nearly all of the peculiar wild animals extinct. The grizzlies are disappearing from the Rockies. A live buffalo is now worth from $500 to $1,000, which three years ago cost scarcely one fifth that amount, and they are found almost nowhere but in a corner of Texas and in the Yellow stone Park. The caribou has been hunted almcst out of existence. The mountain sheep, the moose, the beaver, the antelope, are all disappearing. If we are to known anything in the future about our American wild animals, we must arrange right speedily a 'zoo." No one will be sorry to see the grizzlies disappear, but the other animals should be preserved. Lord Sackville West, the Brit ish minister's letters, written from Washington to an English-born citizen of Pomona, Cal., giving his opinion that the Cleveland admin istration was favorable to Great Britain, has created a sensation at. the East, now that Minister West has acknowledged that it is genuine. It promises to prove a deadfall to Cleveland's last hopes. Steamboatjxu will soon com mence on the upper Willamette. Large quantities of wheat are awaiting shipment at river points. Albany needs a city jail and a little vigorous punishment applied to the horde of tramps about the city. BKEaoLIIU CiODLEY At the residence of the bride's parents in Ilalsey, Li'm county, Oregon, on WeJnes.iay eveninsr, Oct. 24th, by Kev. 1 15. Fisher or Albany Mr. John itres ier and Miss Magjjie M. Oodhy, both of Halsev. So cards. NEW TO-1) A T. NOTICE IS 'IEREIiY GIVEN THAT I, or my deputy, will meet fie tax-payers of Linn county, Oregon, at i) o'clock A. .v. and remain until 4 o'clock p. . at their r- -Hpcctive places of voting in the several pre cincts, at the following times and llnces for t ie o. -iiivo of colleceinir tne taxes for lNS: K x'k 'Jreck, .Monda.i , November It, 166$ Va'Iey, Tuesday, 13, Vvcdneiilav, l.i, 17, 1!), '., 21. Santiam, Friday, Leba ion, Saturday, Waterloo, Monday, Wednesday, Brush Creek, Thursday, Crawfordsville, Friday, jlr,wnsviiie, Saturday, r,enter Mpn-iay, Orleans . luesdav. 24, 2i i. Sjricuse, Wednttdav, " 2s " 2!) December, 1, 4, I llarrisbufi.', Thursday, ! HaUev, Friday, Shedd, Saturday, K: t Albany, Tuesday, West Albany, Wednesday Prompt pa;nnt will be required. Pay vour taxes and save costs. iatcd Oct, 22, IS. JOHN SMALLMON, Sheriff and Tax Collector. I his taLnts be not hi HAVE YOU AN Come and See lis Tie lit will give you first-class goods ED.; BECKER, BLACKSMITH, MACHINIST AND j Practical Horssshoer, SHFDD, OREGON. A'l kind of blacksmithing and?ma chine work done promptly and at reasonable rates. Sharpening Oliver Chilled plows made a specialty. iTAlso carries a full line of Agricul tural Implements of the best makes tfrTALL WORK WARKAN T.KD'Si ThE STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, CORVALLIS, CKIX.ON. Term SH'oiiimeiices oiijW4itiiesla, jseptrnilM-r I'i, tS8S. o FACULTY A full corps ofjexperienced Professors and Teachers. COURSE OF STUDY Arranged exprely to meet the demands a needs of the 'lining interests ef the sta PREPA 10RY DEPARTMENT For students o 15 years of ae who desir to enter the leye, but are not prepared to enter Coll .-lasses by examination. MILITARY TRAIN.NU To the extent required by law. BUILDINGS Lare. l Commodious and Well Ventilated. LOCATION. In a cultivated and Christian eoinmunity.aud one of the healthiest in the state. EXPERIMENTAL STATION. Circulais containing matter full of interest to farmers, will be re-rulartj issued and copies mailed to each patron of the College. EXPENSES ZZ. Reduced to lowest figures. Two or more free scholarships from every county. Consult your Co.mty Superintendent. We canfitently appeal to the farmers and Gramres of Oregon to patronize rhe'ronly school established by Oregon for the ..pro motion of her agricultural interests. Fcr catalogue or other information, address It. L. AKNOLII, lr-si(l-nl, Corvallis, Oregon. Ai e in receipt of some 11 I i Ul U llll KJ V H 1UJI01 l HU11, pool, Englnad4 They are first-class goods and will be sold cheap, Thev hayee a full aud complete line of staple and fancy groceries,wlnch they are offering to their customers at lower rates than ever before. for your money and sell fine Tea and Dinner setsroQ I CO and WARRANT EVERY My Poor Baciv That's the common exclamaM'-n of nev troubles. In either ihse;i; :'- a cure, and there will ho longer "p or backs." Hundreds oi confirm onr c;!:iims tor that ery Compound : "Two weeks I could no time any night, was covsn and had a good deal of pain i Celery Compouii i t-.ie j tin lias like a child.' Zenas- Sanders. "Having been troubled wih was almost im.".bl to fpt confined to niy bed for weeks ad medioiues imaginable, besides. .. iug seen Paiue's Celery Compoen 1 one bottle and am perfectly cured, as a boy." Frank Caivli, Eureka, Soi.n BY I)kcoi:ists. ad I Nev Sen WELLS, UICHAllVsON & Co., Proprietors BURLINGTON, VERMONT. lNKlvlLLE COLLEGE SPKIXGFIELD SPR NGF ELD ?"Albaiiy yard and oilice on Ka'drond, between 4ih audV)th streets,jg Ilaviiii,' limber rot excelled in'qurdin ; nd facilities not surpassed forjt prompt and satir-l'aetory Ullin or oiders. I restieetfullv solicit a s-hare of J aut-. i 3 GKEO.iW. , SUCCESSOR TO W. 03 CO S3 ri " DEALER IN Stoves an ci Ranges TINWARE, 1UM1S, HOSE, COrPERWAltE Aim every variety of cocking utensils and' novelties7in house furnishing rood. The public is invito! to call and examine this mammoth stoekunder the new management. The City Liquor Store, M. BAUMGAHT, Proprietor. t"Next'iloor to.the'Odil Fellows' eniple, Albany, Oregon e- Keeps constantly on hand the fine.st importe.1 and domestic wines, li(iuors,JoiKarsJac 1 tol)-"o. Only fiwt-eiass liquor store in'she eity SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY! Time foil W them to you cheapei than i tluise sr.ff.-rhiff with ' rheumatism or kid- Celery Compound will surely effect be any cause to complam oi testim n lis like the following grand oui remedy, Paiue's Cel- sleei) more than an hour at a p.Ued and kMn 'vs did imt act, fhe back. Since I took Paines eft my hack, and I can sleep Wist Wins? or, Vermont, rheumatism for five years, I round, and was very often at a time. I have used nearly le advices, but to no advahtage. Hav- irtised, I i;ave it a trial. I have used :an now jump around and feel lively ad. Prirv.Sl. Sir tor -Vi, i) for 8-j-a;f. Catalog ce. McMioiiviHe College, MC'MINNVILI.K ORKfiON" Six courses of study two of four years each, two of three, and two of two years. Diplomas and certiiicates Oi graduation iven. Fine rooms in colleire buildintr for yoim-r men. President lives in college buildinn; and boards with the students, thus makinir the school a home. For catalogues, add ress T. G. JiliO WNSON, President. SMITH II. ilcFARLATSD) CO J2 SAWMILL ALSO A FULL LINE OF ,) MS IDEA ant BOOTS you can buy them elsewhere. aozrsritsr beos. HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR M Oirim Next lo Revere Hqnse, Sow call the attention of the public to thtir com plete stock of f , 1AIPA mi mmv) which will be sold at; a very small profile "quick sales, short profits".inl fresh goods beinc ourniotuj Fine line ot choice Imported and Domestic Cigars kept constantly on hand. lootsdb, Newsdealer, Stationer, -AND DEALER IN- TEXT BOOKS AND SCHOOL S0PPL1. Fine static nery, miscellaneous hooks, photograph and autograph albums, inkstands, ink, p.-ndls,tc, etc. bheet music, music books, and all kinds of musical merchandise. General News IDepot. ilMail orders promptly attended to. )rif , Paints, BOOKS AMD - ESPECIAL ATTENTION OIVEX TO FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS L. W. OTJISS fe 5SOIST. 1 Propr's C. J. D1LL0I & GO, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF u:en ITU EE Do sreneral ji b work, also bargain in flooring and rustic. Those contem plating iiuildin m ill tind it to their advant::ue to call on us at our Frctory, at Foot of" LyoN Street Julius Manufactauer of Choice Cipai s AND DEALEKIN FINE; IMPORTED AND KEY WEST Cigars, '.riincIfiM'. Smoking- Tobaccos. Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, and full line ot Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS. Next door to BurkhartA. Keeney's leal EstatetOffieclAibany Ogn Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria 1.EIXJ"5T? article in leather you ant Mm, We make Boots and Shoes a- KRAUSSE & v wieries, is, llokstines, STATIONERY AT - DRUG. STOEE . If E & STJRK, DEALERS IX Diamond Jewelry, Fine Sil verware, Ring's, Ladies Watches ' and Chains, and all kinds of El erant J ewelry AST0NI3HNCLY LOW PRICES. Toseph Pair i d KLESN, Fine Ptfiin WatfhfN JV1U II i