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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1890)
THE HOltyiyG HEKAL);- SL'KDAY, FEBHUAHY 1), 1890. A1LY A.XD WEEKLY TERMS ; SUBSfXIPlJoN DAlU riiii-hi:.r e '.! inorTiiui; exucpt Muin!a . j elivyi-i liv carrier, per week........... n.lo f HO).. l V 5 00 U'lilCKLY. (I'ubli.-tlicil every Friday Morning.) e ' opy, per annum, in advance... ,...2.00 I. en nut vtud in advance i.f 0 Mails it the Albany post office close For all offices north fhe Eastern states f,C;30 A. 11, fhc West Side 1 And the Nai row Gauge R. K. ) For Portland and Salem 11a. 11 Corvallis and Yarjuina ....12:3;) p. m otSee south ........... 7:30 r. m The postotfiue villbe closed each cveiiing rom six to seven o'clock. Registered matter for thn .'early morning train should be mailed before S o clock the previous ereninir. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TAELE. Arrives Departs Passenecr 1 ll.15amil.00 p m Freight I.....-.....-.'- 5.25pml 6.Sua REMOVAL. The office of the Daily and Weekly Herald has been re uioyed into the Foster block up stairs in the rooms formerly occu pied by the Masonic lodge, where larger and more commodious quart ers have been fitted up. Patrons of the paper will please observe the change. MILK, BUTTER AND CHEESE. The best and most profitable manner of dealing in the above named commodities, is one of the questions that very particularly in terests the citizens of theWillamette Valley, and Albany and its conti guous country especially. No other locality can be found that is so finely adapted to the production of these articles, and the per'.inent query is why does their production remain, as it does, in the very primitive modes, while other branches of industry are fu'ly abreast of the times. That better modes prevail is un derstood by all; then why not adopt them. For a sample of these modes take for instance the Onon daga County Milk Association of New York, which supplies the city of Syracuse. It is the result of the bonding together of 18 farmers in 1871, and now consists of 80 stock holders. Forty of these own their own farms, and bring milk to the building, while the remainder sell their product to the company and rent stock. The milk furnished by all these is the product of 2,000 cows. We glean from the New York Tribune some of the workings of the association which may be of interest : "The association now handles upward of 14,000 quarts of milk daily. The bulk of this enormous quantity of milk and cream is, of course, supplied to customers throughout the city, but the bttbi uess of the company by no means ends at this, for the supply is not limited to the quantity consumed in this way. On the contrary, it is largely in excess ; but whether it is 100 or 1,000 quarts, not a single quart is carried over to the next day's supply. The amount left over alter the regular patrons are served is used in the manufacture of ice-cream, butter, and cottage and factor' cheese. The manu facture of these products of the dairy is reduced to a science by the improved mechanical appliances employed. The association runs some twenty-five or more routes, requir ing forty drivers and as many wagons to do the same business that formerly in private hands necessitated twice a3 many men and teams. It can be readily seen that on this item alone there is a great saving of time and money As one ot the results ot this co operation and divsion of labor, the cost of sweet milk to the consumer has been reduced from S cents to 5 cents per quart since the organiza tion of the company ; ana even a lower figuie than this is obtained by hotels and other big purchasers And yet the association is able to pay bandsomelyon the investment. ine net receiota. after fine lodgment in any of the seams or crevices. They are then stood in rows, with the" covers off, until all moisture is evaporated. This operation leaves them clean and dry and as bright as a silver dollar. And it is no wonder that this "washing process" is one of the biggest cards of the association, for ! "cleanliness is next to godliness" even in milk matters. Utt from the receiving-room is a department where the milk which has to be kept over night in sum mer is stored. The temperature of this room is kept at 40 decrees, and the milk cans are set in cold water . tanks. i Under the building and the side-' walk is the huge basement, where 1 the surplus milk is worked into! muter, cheese ana ice-cream. There are two main appartments, one of which is used for a butter and cheese factory, and the other for the making of ice-cream. In the cheese and butter-room there are vats, churns and cream separators. Three large vats, with a total capacity of (5,400 quarts, are ket in use in the making of cheese ; also a churn which will roll out from 150 to 210 pounds of butter at a churning. About 800 pounds of cheese and 400 pounds of butter are made daily. The cream separators are a perfect wonder. They resemble a covered pan, and separate the skimmed milk from the cream with lightning rapidity. These machines are u?ed for "working up" the surplus milk of the association. "Dutch cheese" is aiso maue, me saie oi rnis pro ONE TRIAL -MARKS A Regular Customer. MY COMPLETE STOCK -.VXD 'modest prices; Are what does it. You an coMially invited be one ot them. C. E. BROWN ELL. STEWAET & SOX Dealers in- 889 Special General Hardware Tlie Celebrated French -AND- Agricultural Iplements. T COIlHlHT.ec Jan Utll :r ii. i- -20th rir-sr stock I will s CI or money refunded 2.? ' 3 k BEFORE AFTER the uencratitc urans of cither sex whether arising from the excessive use of stimulants, tobacco or opium, or through outhful iiidin- .lnn v: rnn wn j . t-rciioii.over inuuureiicc, eic, sucn asiossor j-ux '''5 i-ciug jw Dili is per uay. i urain rower, WaI.efu'ness, Bearing Down Iron, Steel and Coal Wagons and Buggies Rope and Cordage Blacksmiths9 Siipplles Carpenters9 TooUfrZ" Builders' Hardware Powder, Shot, etc. Giant Powder & Fuse Saws find Axes. To run the separators, churns, ice' cream freezers, and to pump water and cut hay at the barn, . a large engrne is used." The courts of Georgia are now worrying over a casa of miscegna tion, the marriage of a white man to a colored woman. The man was a citizen of Liberty county of that state, and finding that he could not legally marry the colored woman under the laws of Georgia, took her to the district of Columbia and married her, and then return ed, when he was indicted and the case is pending against him for un lawful cohabitation. One cannot but query whether there has ever been any mulattoes born Georgia. I'ains in the Back. Seminal Wtakness. Hys teria, Ncr-ous Pros' ration. Nocturnal Omis sions, Leucorrhoe, Dizziness, Weak Memory, loss ot rower and impotency, which if neg lected onen lean to premature old age and insanity., rncegla box; 0 boxes fcrt'5.00 sent by mail on receipt of price. A WKII rEJ (iAKlNIi.E 18 trivcn with every ib order received, to refund tnc money if a Permanent cure is noteffetted. We have thousands of testimonials from old and younjr, of both sexes, who have been permanently cured by the use -f Aphroditine circular tree. Address THK APIIUO MKMC'IXE CO. Western Branch, Box, 27. Portland, Oregon. For sale by Fosbay & Mason, wholesale and retail drugxitti, Albany, Oregon. THAT li.'JJl.U tJOtUH CAN BE so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. Foshay & Mason. Garden and Grass Seeds y all Imiilfiidils Used lit Ruws GRAND CLEARANCE AtCT'RACY. NEATNESS. SPRINGFIELD SAWMILL A. WHEELER, SPRINGFIELD, PROPRIETOR. SPRINGFIELD OREGON JSTAlbany yard and office on Kailroad 'between 4ih and 5th streetsM A.;Y heeler, Albany Manager, "" Having lumber not excelled in aualitv. und facilit.ips not. prompt and satisfactory filling or orders. I rnsnPfjfnilv - - - - . . .... i Wl LUC 1 1 auCi in Orange county, New York, which used to be the most famous locality for butter in the country, it is said does not even produce its own butter now, but buys from neighboring counties. The reason of the change is that its farmers can get 2 cents per quart for all their milk, which price yields more money than they could get from butter, so they sell their milk and buy their butter. Rev. Savage, who has been lecturing in Boston to the learned pundits of the "Hub," on the theories of the times, denominates " Nationalism , ' " Socialism " "Henry Georgeisra," "Anti-Poverty societyism," and like institu tions "Social Dreams. " He says they form no thoroughfares in the life march of humanity, and the average thinker and observer will fully ajrree with him upon the sub ject. ALBANY ABSTRACT CO, The only complete set of Abstract Books and Maps in Linn CountyJ OFFICE IN THE COCBT HOUSE. I &. IVHttLKK ALBANY IRON WORKSJ Renu-inl'er this meatis everything in stock I mu.s have room, and we do not purpose to let Portland or any other city beat us in price. We want to you all and will save you money SPECIAL BARGAIBS IN CLOAKS. Business care will receive ful attention. entrusteu to my prompt and care- Mauufacture'steam engines. cristVand saw mil. machinerv. iron fronts n.l kiuus ui neavy ana ngiii worn in iron ana crass castings. Special atter. tion paid to repairing all kinds of machinery. Patterns made on stort notice E. f. so: "eident. BANK OF OREGON, ALBANY, OREGON. (AI'ITAL 930,000 C. H. Stewakt, Secretary. BORN. ALLEN To the wife of N. II Allen, in this city, on February S, 1S90. a girl. .EV TO-DAY. ANTR TO Bt'Y A SHALL HKC'OND-IIANDCOOK stove and dininn table. Address "S." Herald office. Prrilrtrnt II. BRYANT tlcerrr II. V. MEBRILL. m.nDier jai w. ULAI. A general bankijg business trans acted. Sight exchan"e and telegraphic transfer bought ana sold on New York, San Francisco and Portland, Oregon. Collections made on favorable terms Tulius Joseph GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, GENTS' NECK WEAR, GENTS' HOSIERY, UMBRELLAS, HOSIERY, LA WES' DRESS GOODS. LADIES' FANCY GOODS, LADIES' UNDERWEAR. LADIES' HOSIERY, LADIES' NOTIONS, JAOE OUKTAINS, ETO..'ETC. "W" IE""- ZESE-iIC Albany, Oregon. BARROWS & SEARLS, Dry Goods, Notions. Gents Furn'gs This space Reserved Manufacturer of Choice Cipai s -FOR- -AND DEALER IN- JULIUS GRADWOHL'S BAZAAR STORE! w paying the current expenses, are declared in monthly dividends to the stock holders on the number of quarts each member has delivered to the association during the preceding month. The average amount re ceived is about 3 4-10 cents per quart. Here again the farmer is a great gainer by the arrangement, for he is spared all the trouble of peddling his milk, not to speak of the loss on "bad debts," and the daily exposure during four or live hours in all sorts of weather. And now a word as regards the buildings in which the association carries on its operations. The main building is a rather unpre tentious four-story structure, situ ated on East Fayette street, near the heart of the city. It is arranged with every convenience for the rapid and cleanly handling of the inilk, and has, in addition, a per fectly equipped dairy establish ment. The milk brought in by the farmers is placed upon a car and run to the scales to be weighed. This way of handling and credit ing milk received is found to be much more expeditious than meas uring by quarts or gallons. Back of the receiving-room is a large coyered platform, where the cans are washed. The 500 huge cans are accordingly thoroughly cleans ed eacn uay, ana men steamed at a I a. I a nign pressure, so mai nrt a speck of dirt or other matter can HEAL THYSELF WITHOUT MEDICINE Thi9 can be done by aiding nature to remove all foreign or injurious matter (rom the system, by use of Dr. Wilford Hall's new hyjrenic treatment. Address J. B. Hughej, Agent, Albany, Oregon. FlOIt fSALE THREE GENTLE FAMILY horses, of good carriage, well broke for ladles to drive, cither single or double. In quire at the City Stables. FOR 8ALE! A NO. 1 MILLINERY STOCK in a No. 1 location in the thriving city of Albany. Low rents and splendid rooms. For particulars address firm P. O. box 09, Albany, Or. PARTIES WISHING GRAVEL FROM the Wilkins pit near this city must call at the office of the Oregon Lad Ca. and pro cure tickets. By order ot J, H. Wiikins, r EVE RE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS XV Pfeiffer, Prop. Only first-eclats house In the city. Largs sample rooms for com mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General stage office for Corrallis. FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST ;ars, Tlupand Smoking Tobaitos, Meerschaum :n:il Itiiar Pipes, ta full line of Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRIM3. . Next aoor to Pflelffor's candy store, Albany. Oreiron, AND BOOiN-and SHOES AGENCY FOR THE LUDLOW Ladies Fine Agency for Shoes. Abo Third ward broce Store mho er and Stationer R OOMS TO RE.VT at Mrs. Dlbrlille's ox 3rd and Lyon streets. House to Bent. WITH WOOD FURNISHED IN THE wood house all ready for tune. Inquire at mis omcc. MONEY TO LOAN-HOME CAPITAL ON rood real estate security. For particu lars enquire ot Geo. Humphrey. Drain Tile for Sale. A GOOD SUPPLY OF FIRST CLA.8S drain tile for sale at the Ease brick and tile factory ' East of Albany near Knox Butte. Call at the factory or address Propts & Auston, Albany Oregon. "1 AAA CORDS OF NICE FIR WOOD 1UUU forsile by O. H. Keeney. S1 TRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE premises of Denver Hackleman. peas Albany, axmt Sept, 1, three young geldings, D-anded tout tiu on left snoulder. Two three year old and ono two year old, the latter dark color, the others sorrel and red dish brown. Any information leading to their recorerv will be suitably rewarded by the undersigned. E. H. LORD, Albany, O. SECRET SOCIETIES. A. O. U. W. Safety Lodge No, 13; meets CVerv Mnndav .vnninif afr fttiA tl A U hall on i'errv street. hotwMtn SKWinil unit Third. Albany. Oreiron. Stranirera in the city and transient brethren cordially invited io auei.il. Ha I tUK SALE-' -CLEAN CHEAT OH timothy, baled: will tieonM in n,,.nsii reaeonible rates uuun oi u. senders for cash, at the IT .... jiuvinjr purcuasca mis popular es- laDiisnment I am now prepared to on any orders in the irrocery and pro vision line. A fnll stock of groceries kept constantly on hand. The highest casii price paid tor all kinds of coun try produce, or will exchange goods ma 'tinc. tome one, come all. CHAS. KSSIG- STRAYED HORSE-A MEDIUM SIZED bay hone, with blazed face and one eye out, about four years o'd, has strayed upon tne farm of oaniei Houtx, near Tan gent. The owner can secure the horse by cauing ai me premises ana paying charges. 131- J". JONES, ra NEXT JDOOB TO FIBST NA TIONAL BAMK Subscriptions received for all the leading newspapers and mag azmes. DR. W. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal College of ixmdon, England, also of the Belle- vue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and practice and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrofula enIargements,tumors and wens, without pain or the knife. He also makes a specialty of treat ment with electricity. Has practit ed in the German French andEnelish hospitals. Calls promptly attended day or night. His motto is Wit "GOOD WILL TO ALL" arOffice and residence Ferry street. Deiween xniraana rourtn. Notice of DIssolsitloB, NOTICE IS IIEREBY GIVEN hat the late firm of Hopkins & Saltmarsh, composed of T.G. Hopkins anaueorge w. saiimarsn, is tins day dissolved by mutual consent, the said George W. Saltmarsh retiring. All the liabilities of the firm are assumed by the said T. G. Hopkins and Mary Saltmarsh, a copartnership this day entered into' under the firm name of Hopkins & Saltmarsh, and the said last named firm will collect all out standing accounts and claims of the late firm of Hopkins & Saltmarsh. Dated this January 31. 18'JO. T. G. HOPKINS, GEORGE W. SALTMARSH, Illinois Furniture House THOS. BRINk Best Line of FuFnitnre In the Citv of Albaav ! Fanc Wickt. Chairs Lounges Parlor Cornice Poles. Mirrors. Feather Pillows Srino" Mattresses,! Window Shades Walnut Exten? sion Tables Suits, . And uat you can't find al other houses, I have it. In fautevery- thing tha: is kept in a first-class house Ash, Maple and Walnut Chamber sets, Chairs, Spring Beds, Lounge Etc., Etc., at Brices that CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD BARROWS BLUMBEBG BLOCK, M. D. WELLS & CO.'S Boots and Shoes. XSEARLS. ffiP Remedies 1l 'V --J liirNM- Ml IHItHH I " lir r-i I n I AiiiSSLi M The City Liquor Store, 2f. BAVMGABT, Proprietor. j-tTNext door to the OJi Fellow' em pie, lbnytEOre(00'Ca Keeps consUntly on hand the finest imported anddcmstic w t-m, I i ' tcVnos. Onl nrst-olaiw livnrfore In she citv SFTOU tITEP'OH PAID 10 OHDEBS FIOS THE C0ram v Tho Leading PHOTOGRAPHERS We hare h to date (Nov duced rati-s which Juplu of this state, shall be pier Masotlc Ten :'; ht n .188 .', e ah : cat . do 1 to ALBANY, OKKOOM. he neirativcs made by L. W. Clark and Greenwood. Duplicates ean be had from them only of us, ai Be jave about 1S00 iicgatiTcs made by ourselTes. fr :e had at likt rates. ' We earry the onlr full line of jfew Mi iro.l work at lowest rates for first-class work. W uu at rur studio in Froman's block, next ir to tke AIEAKY OEEG
