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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1888)
THE AHVETNIX T? EE, ALB: TITEFTM'V. YOYFVtt C. 1SSS 3$ anting Sailg Xuvad Daily a.me- weekly TERMS Of JsUbriUKIPTlON: PAII.V. r,'ili!islicil ewrv moniim.' except Monday. D ?'.ivered bv carrier. ;er week 0. S ii: m;ul, per vt-;u... . oo WKKKl.Y. (Publishes! every Friday Morning.) i-opy, per annum, in advance i'-.On Whi-n not pa'nl in advance Mails at the Albany Dustollku close For all oltices north The Eastern states i he West Side And the Nairow Gausre It. R. For Portland and .Salem . . . Corvallis and Vaijuina office south -'j; i .. ..11 A. Jl ,...1J:M0 p. m . ..7;:S0 p. m Tne postoltice will he closed eacn evenini; rum six to seven o'clock. Registered matter for the early morning train "should be mailed before S o clock the previous evenitiL'. JfATIOUAL. REPUBLICAN TICKET.' FOR PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI P. MORTON', OF NEW YORK. FOR PRESIDENTIAL KLECTORS, ROBERT M'l.EAN, W.M. KAPUS C. W. FFLTON. THE ELECTION TO -DA Y. One of the most intense and hotly contested campaigns for p esidential election in the history of this country haa been closed, and to-day the votes of a free people will be cast to decide whether or not the United States is to adopt the policy and free trade ideas of Grover Cleveland, r continue its protective system under which the country has reached its present foremost posi tion among the nations of the world. The issue was drawn early in the campaign and has been hotly contested. The same enthusiasm which has been manifest in the Eastern states has not been exhibited in Oregon from the fact that in iliis state the result is simply a question of the mignitude of Harrison's majority, but there should be no apathv to-day. It is due to the credit of the state that a full vote be polled and every citizen should exercise his right of franchize. There should be no staying at home from the polls. The vote cast to-da will form a part of the political history of the country, and it should represent the full measure of the voting population of the state. WHO MAT VOfE. To thk Editor of tiik H :k.ud: i Will you please publish what are . the qualifications of voters in the , presidental e'ection. Can a citizen ( vote in any precinct or stale where j he may chance to be? t In answer to many inquiries similar to the above we publish the following qualifications of voters required by law : Every male citizen of the United states, white or colored, of the agi of twenty one years and ' upwards, who shall have resi ed in the state of Oregon during the six months immediately preceding the election, and every white male of foreign birth, of the age ui twenty-one years and upwards. ; who shall have resided in the stat during the six months immediately j preceding the election and shall have disclosed his intention to M-come a citizen one year preceding-he elect ion, may vote. That is, the man must be t e lty-one years old, must have lived in Ore gon six months and must be a ( citizen ot the Lrnie I States ; i r, if born in a foreign country, he must have declared his intention to be come a citizen at least one year before he can vote in Oregon. ij One who possesses these quahfi- '.' cations may cast his ballot foi electors of president and vice-president in any election precinct in tin state, but it is best for all persons as far as possible, to vote in tin precinct where they reside. There are many persons win suppose they can vote in a presi- i dential election in any state wl.erfe they may chance to be. Ad such are informed that they may net. Residence of six months in ( )rej:on ' immediately preceding an election is an indispensable requiremen . They who do not observe it aie liable to penalties of the law. The national board 01 promotii n of the constitutional centennial and tli3 ttirec Americ.is' exposition. Consisting,-o the governors of 3S j states and territories, the mayor 01" 00 leading cities, lo.') president.' and secretaries of board of trade. : and the ni:tters and secretaries- of nearly ail state granges and state agricultural societies are ex pected to meet in Washington December 4. Ti e bill for the con stitutional centennial 1 assed the gemata, and was fa orably reported 10 the house. The bill providing lur a eouiiiieiclul congress of the three Americas' is a law, and invi ations haye been sent to eighteen American governments to meet in Washington on Oct. 2, 1S89. The authorities at the Michigan stale prison have adopted a new regulation which proves very effec tive in inducing prisoners to obey the mles. A convict who conducts himself properly for six months may discard the stripes and wear a plain gray suit of clothes. But should he become unruly after the change is made, he is compelled to dim the objectionable uniform ajrain. The experiment is worth trying. Every citizen should vote to day. The vote in Oregon shuuld be a measure that will show the state's full voting population. The total j vote should reach 05,000, an in crease over last June of about 5 000 An esteemed subscriber con tributes the following farewell song of Grover Cleveland : Gone are the davs cm e so happy and so ;ray, Gone is the place where for years l had full sway ; Gone from my hand to a better one I know. I hear the country's voice calling, "Grover go,"' CHORl'S. I'm jroin;,'! I'm going! Up salt river I will row, The people's voices are loudly c?''in, "Grover jjo." Vetoes have been the pleasure of my pen; Pensions denied poor widows, loyal men; Orphans in yain plead the eare to them I owe. I hear the veterans' yoiee calling, "Grover go." I am going! I am going! No substitute will do; Columbia issues forth the mandate, "Grover go." Free trade's a dose the people do not crave. "It's English you know" lias broir;.it tne to my grave. -Retaliation's bomb exploded, far too low Protection's trumpet voice is cal!'ni "Grover go. I am going! I am goi"g! It is labor that says so; The democratic party's going nen I go. IIai.sky. Nov. l, 1883. died. DCBRl'ILLE On Oct. 25, 1888, at her home in Xaniamo, B, C, Agnes Ellen lHibruille, wife of H. A. imbruiile, son of Mrs. G. Dubruiile, of this i-ity. NEW TO- IP A 1 . Eolra.y -otice. qiAKEN UP OX THE FARM OF S. (JOUR L le, three miles west of Albany, on Cctc, her 1, 1888, a white cow with brown heat' and some brow n spotw. Both ears clipped on ends and slit, about 8 years old. The ownei will please call and get the above described cow and ,jay costs. LOST, A RED AND WHITE SP0T1EU cow, giving milk Informrtion leadim to her recovery will be liberally rewarded by the owner, E. E. Davis, at his othce in the court house. LAST MONTH, A MIDDLE SIZF.B V.V.y colored cow, half cut ears and blunt horns. Tne finder will be paid a good re varl. Address Depot Hotel, Albany. FOR SALE, A GOOD COW, VERY cheap Enquire of M. E. Poguc, at St. 'iiarles hotel. For wall'. OUR GOOD WORK ID )RSES. FOR PAR Keillors enquire of G. F. Simpson. w ANTED AN" EXl'r.iilKNCKl' 11AMI lo HK..,1 wire mattresses. Inquire ol C,L. Brutli foot of Lyon street. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS CENTRALLY located to rent. Inquire at Wells, Fargo s Co's othce. olicc lo ll'llors. ITfOODIN AND WILLARD HAVING SOLD V V out their furniture business in Alnany, lesire to close up al1 accounts bv the 1st of iieeeniber, 1888. All persons indebted to hem will please call at their earliest con venience, as it is necessary to have everything it'ltlc'i hv that time. WOODIX .v. W1LLAHD. Iti iek Tor xilo Z .00,000 srood brick for sale Apply to W. C v Cassell. Albany. VflVB 1 -IN- PwTJCHIlTGS, FANCY APRONS, STAMPED TIDIES. AT- ChMren Cry forPitclier's Castoria lable Bureau Scarfs SAMUEL E. YOUNG'S. ALBANY Collegiate Institute ) ALBANY, OREGON A Euil Corps of Instructors. Classical, scientific, literary, ccmmircial an I normal cla.-scs. Coui'sc-i of .-;iiJy ar ra ied to tiKct the needs i all grades of stJdents. Social inducements uttered t Students from abroad. Tuition ran,'.s from .".." lo !l ..- BVr&Terui. Instrumental instruction hi music willju. given by .Miss Laura Ooltia. Loani in private families i:t low rates, ami ro'jins for self boarding at j:uaU xpense. A ca:efiii supervision exercised over up:U away from home. For circmo.-. and full particulars, address thcSiiresiUent, REV. ELHEUTX. CONDIT, AHany, Oregon, E'BECKER, BLACKSMITH, MACHINIST AND Practical Hors ashoer, SHFDD OREGON. A'l kind of Macksmithing anil "ma chine work d Me promptly and at reasonable ratto. Sharpening Oliver Chilled plows made a specialty. JtaTAlao carries a full line of Agricul tural Implements of the best makes ifiTALL WORK WARRANTED'. ThE STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, CORVALLIS, OREGON, j Term H'omuicnces onllVtlitCNdu) Stpleiiilx r VI, 18SS. 0 FACULTY AJfull corps ofexperie:ieed Professors a' d Teachers. COURSE OF STUDY Arrant'ed exprpssly to meet thedemands a needs of thel " ruling interests ef the sta PRE PA lORV DEPARTMENT For students o 15 years of age who desir to enter the l.' lege, but are not prepared to enter Coll Masses by examination, t MILITARY TRAINING To the extent required by law. BUILDINGS Large.EC'ommodious and Well Ventilated location; In a cultivated and Christian community.auu one of the healthiest in the state. EX PE R IM ENTA L ST ATI ON . Circulais containing matter fuil of interest to farmers, will be regularlj issued and copies mailed to each patron of the College. EXPENSES Reduced to lowest figures Two or more fret scholarships from e cry county. Consult vour County Superintendent. vv" c uifk entiy appeal to the farmers and Granges of Oregon to patronize the only school established by Oregon for the pro motion of her agricultural interests. Fcr catalogue or other information, ade'ress It. L. AK.XH.U, I'resldenl, 4'orvalUs, Oregon. T Are in receipt of some fine Tea and Dinner sets of thir own import tion, direct from East Liver pool, Enslnad Thev ave first-class goods and will be sold cheap, Thev hayee a full and complete line ot staple ! andjfancy groeeries,whicb tliey are offering to their customers at lower rates than ever before. PALACE MEAT MARKET James V. PiPE.Prop. rirst Slreet .... 4H,., j The best variety of chuce beef.yeal.muttoti, ; rn'iu5the ity k-! US' Cashlpaid for all-kind i "Ot-k.'Sa 11 i nm v i ' iLiim i ivr v Possesses many Important -d an.agiS over ail other Prepared Foods. S A SIES CiiY FOR IT. INVALIDS RELISH IT Hikes Plwap, Laa-h-.!.g. Eealtiiy B-'-i; ilok;ttiatfS the StiinacQ a." itv;elt. VVELS.f.l WW) CO.EURLiN'jTtiN.VT Baby Portraits. A portfolio of beautiful baby portraits printeU on line plate paper by patent phot i ,-rocuss, sent free io mother of any la by born within a year. Every Mother wants these pictures; send at once. Give Baby's name a i io age. Wklls, Richakiisox & Co., Burlington, Vt, or nu HIM K uhta "Albany yard acd olHcc on Kuilroad, hetween 4ih aml"5th strcetsJg Ilaxii g U.ii 1 1 r 1 1 1 tMelh d in ,n:!i: j i : facilities not surpast-f d for" pronijd and ati?i;.itoi 3 liiiiiu .r oil ci. I n el ectliiili",colii-it a l:Ie ol I uu.-. m GEO. iW. SMITH (SUCCESSOR TO WJH. McFARLAD) CT3 71 CO CO 2 CO o3 CO CO m ccS CO co CO ce -DEALER IN'- Stoves and Hari ges ALSO A FULL LINE OF TINWARE, I'UMPS, HOSE, COrFEKWAUE Ana every variety" ofjcockiiiir utensils and" novi-Hies in lionse furnishing; goods. The public Ls invit'id to call and xainine this niamnioUi stock under the new tnanagreini-nt. flWIIvL Dealers in all Runs, Pistols, Sewing Machines, Organs, Pianos, A full Sheet music, musical merchandise.ammunition, fish ing tace, etc. Warranted razors, butcher and pocket knives The best kinds of sewing machines NEEDLESiOlL and Kafitytts for all MA CHINES LINN COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Repairing of "sowing machines, musical instruments, guns, etc., neatly done W. F. 1 am now receiving my notions, etc, and propose the line, My goods are all FOR CASH! We invite your inspection CashaierGS Imported Broadcloth Silk "Warp, Henrietta All Wool Tricots Assatet Flannels In fact . evm-thinp usually found in a first-class Drv Goods Store. My nariment is complete. I liave also added a complete lins of boys kilt puits. A comparison of my stock and prices is solicited jper-AU mail orders promptly attended to". Call and see me. W IF1. BEAD, (bnecessor to lit J AND Wari-:ii.t to comr more i-o lis than any (!! ;-(':-; c er made. -Mid to give more bril ii nil :n d diunbic colors. Ask lor the Dia i!d, a:.u iui.t-.no othtr "t; c lors: lOcent ach 'Vi.ms, Ki'. n M'lirx '.'.. l!vr!ington, Vt. For Gilding or iru.i.ig Fancy Articles, Use DIAMONH VA 1 NTS. Jold, Silvci, Urciize, Ci"Mr. .:il;. lUt ;ts LL BROS tlic leading Line o;- jFall stock ot Dry Goods to make it red hot all along fresh jmd new and bought of the following Jgoods: Plushes Vel-etsj Velvetesns' Silks and Satins JN n. A'Atiu, Albany, Cregou. READ, 1 i C03ST35T HAVING REMOVED TO THEIl New Quarters Next to Revere we, Now call the attention of the juliic to thtir con I plete stock of amp wliicl: will be sold atja very small profil, "quick sales, short vrofits"aml fresh C'oods beinc our mot4 o Jf'Fine line ot choice Imported and Domestic Cigars kept constantly on hand. ZE3I. j. j - bookseller. Newsdealer, Stationer -AND DEALER IN- TEXT BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES. Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograpt: albums, inkstands, ink, pencils, etc., etc. Sheet music music books, and all kinds of musical merchandise. General News Depot. jgigPMail orders promptly attended to. Jnip, Paints, BOOKS AND -AT- CUT DEUG. ' STOEE -tiTSPlXIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS L. W. GrTJ I SS fc SON. Propr's C. J. DILLON & CO., WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITU RE Do general job work, also bargain in flooring and rustic. Those contem plating building; will tind it to their advantage to call on us at our Frctory, at 3" Foot ok LyoN Street "si TULIUS TOSEPH Manufactauer of Choice Cigais r13s ANDjJDEALEhgLN FINESIMPORTED AND KEY WEST Cigars, Plug'and Smoking Tobaccos, McerscliaumTend Briar Pipes, and full line of Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in CALIFORNIA" AND OTICAUf FRUITS. Nextjctoor to Bv.rkhartJ Kecney's Real EstatetOffice.'Albany Ogm" Holstein Cattle For Sale ! Geo. D. Barton has just arrived from Iowa with a load of finely bred Hoi steia cattle, which he offers at less than half te prices the same class have heretofore been sold in Oregon. The cattle are now on the farm of James Elkins, one-half mile south of Albany, where he will take pleasure in show ing them to visitors. Mr. Barton will receive orders for pure bred and high grade Holstein cows and heifers, this fall or early spring, at the lowest possi ble prices. Address GEO. JO. BARTON, Hox 153, Albany t Oregon, nmrnno The City Liquor Store M. BA U JIG ART, Proprietor. 3Next door to the tM.Fc lit !-';. p!e, Allai y. Orcoir&J Keeps constantly on hand the finest iniortei and domestic ines.hliquore.'cijrare ar toVoos. only first-class liquor store in sht- 1 itv SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY ) Children Cry for . BEOS. 1 ointes. Oils, liastiiies, STATIONERY Pitcher's Castoria
