Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, November 13, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Democrat. The English and Canadian press almost universally rejoice over the election of Harrison. In Philadelphia where protection has heretofore ruled supreme, the democrats cut the republican majority down more than 12,000. Perpetual roses will notcUind severe told weather without protection. If grown the protection should be applied early in the fall. PoM'iveness is a most absurd foible. If you are in the vight, It lecsens your tri umph j if in '.he wrong, it adds shame to your defrat. The best paid drummers traveling lor Chicago houses are five men in the grocery trade who receive salaries of from $Sc;oto $10,000 a yar. . Blaine carried Marion county, Indiana (Harrison's home,) four years ago by 226 majsrity, but Cleveland carries it this year by 37S, making a gain of over Goo. When putting away the silver tea or coffee j.3t which is not used eveay day,lay a little stick across the top under the cevei-. This will al'ow the fresh air to get !n, and prevent mustiness. Mix a little carbonate of soda with the water in which flowei s are Immersed, a nd it will preserve them a fortnight. Com mon saltpetre is also very good preservative. We will have made a long s'.ep towards a true civilization when we begin to regard me moral ana inteue.'tual points of our children as critically as we now do the physical points of our stock. The bed of the ocean, says a foreign writer, is to an enormous extent covered with lava and pumice sne. Still more remarkable it is to find the floor of the ocean covered in msny parts with the dust of meteorites. The Field and Farm has hls tinlvert warning: Beware of the ITnstern fruit t.-ee peddler who is abroad in the land again, and acts as if he had come to stay all wiiuer, His greatest iault is that he is always re- ommendhig some new variety of remark- ab'e g.owth, hardiness and produttiveoe -s and demands .'abulous prices. He is armed with a long list of testimon' fiom paiiies one never caw nor heard of to substantiate what he ells you, and, If you will take the trouble to inquire, the chances are you will Itul your home nurseryman has all the new and choice varir'.les of fruits they have in he East. With yery little labor, washing silver in water in which a teaspoonful of ammonia has been added, will keep the silver with a white polish, and glassware will polish much mo. e easily ifwushed In water to which ammonia h;.s been added. County roads and the advertising col umns of many papers are beginning to be , infested,with sharpers of all kindswho make a special point of "working the granger" at about this time of the year. Look out for them : and by all means do not sign your name for a stranger to any kind of a docu . ument. There is no mare distasteful sort of liter ature than the party papers now coming to hand, printed just before the election, and full of glowing assurances that the obdurate ballot swingers have made a mockery. They suggest the patent medicine illumi nations that sometimes adorn newspaper interiors of before taking and after taking remedial nostrums. The curious and those who find anything cheerful In the . retuins.may take a sort of morbid interest in comparing the predictions with the cold figures. We frequently hear of buildings destroy ed by fire which originated in the ash-box. This box should be lined with sheet iron, and set at lea ten feet from any combus tible object. It should have a tight cover, that no sparks may be blown from It, It is best to have one-half the cover hinged to the other half and held down by a but ton. Even then ashes should be searched for fire be'ore they are put In the box ; this Is a matter about which one cannot be too careful. The top of the box should be tight so that the ashes may be kept dry, It Is said there are at le ast twenty re publicans In Albany who expect to hold office under Harrison. They do say that Capt, Humphrey has his eye on the office of U. S. District Attorney now held by the scholarly and able Judge McArthur. Po litical service it Is said will be the chief strength of an applicant's c'aim for position and this gives the Captain a dead thing. The well-known photographer, An schuetz of Lissa, has for some years been experimenting with photographs of the flight of cannon balls from the moment of their projection to their striking the target or object a'med at. Last month on the try ing grounds of the Uruson Works, near Buckau, he demonstrated the perfection of his studies. He succeeded in obtaining remarkable and highly Interesting results. His plates were submitted to the expert, Professor Dr. Koenig of the Berlin Uni versity, who was perfectly able to make therefrom the desired practical calculations. He established the fact that the projectile thus photographed had a velocity of 400 meters a second, and that the duration of the light thrown on the photographic plate did not exceed the ten thousandth part of a second. Preparing. Guiss & Son are receiv ing a fine stock of holiday goods, consist- ng of toilet sets, albums, fancy goods, a very large stock of cards, etc., and a splen did stock of perfumeries from the factory, tor wnicn tney nave cases in sets. 1 ney propose to carry as fine a stock as there is in the city and will 6ell at astonishingly low prices. Look in our corner show window at the vases we give with one of the best baking powders in the tt :ket. No luttery scheme ; joa simply ue your cnoice. BROWHELL & STiXARD. Some Summer Items. It pays to get your groceries at Brownell & Stanard's. You get a five cent ticket with ever $i's worth of goods bought at Brownell &Stan- ard 9. Special bargains in Sooting and rustro C. J. Dillon & Co's. Foot Lyon Street. Estray Notice. Notice is hereby given tbat ou or about the Zotn ot June, 133s, one sorrel mare or the age of aeyen years or thereabout, and marked with a white forehead and white Med lejjs with light mace and tail, strayed upon my enclosed land 3 miles no'thwest of Miller's Station in Linn county, Stte of Oregon, and raw remains there upon. Sad animal being breachy and could only be kept out of gram- ueiu uy yoKing. Dated this 17th day of Oolober, 18S8. Hubert Miller, HOW, TO CO EAST. On F.st via Mount Shasta Boats'. 1 Nice climate and aceneiy stall times of the yrar. See Mount Shs-ta, Ssaramente, Osc'on, Salt Lake, Denver. rio-'e se:3aa oie s ears msda are run di.Ur. Buy your t'otets o.' me and save your fire to Fortltid. I am the only person in Ainany was c m sen you ticket from Albany d:rect to any pnnt in the United Stales. Call on me for ratr. W. L. Je-tkr, Agents. P. I0TI01 TO SHIPPERS, (via Yaqirraa Saa Francisco.) Of wheat, cats, bops and wool. I am pre pared to take Marine iraurance en all cereals, heps, weal or any consignments 0 goods -a and from San Frarcisco. For further partic ulars, address AM riAKRIS, Agent Califoiuia Ins.' Co., Yaquina, Or. Jos, Webber Arnounces to kis patroas ard friends tbat he is now located in his new s'iod in the Fo ahay & Mscon Blcck and with able workmen will attend to his customers at 11 reasonable nricei ss aev other shep. As be has three atk-r3tns lar :og at all hoars there will be wai ' - j for b .ths. MACHINE OILS. The best varieties of machine oils to be had are keot by Stewart A Sox, espseially taekindstnat have been thoroughly tested by the Linn county farmers. Prices gnar-an'.ed. JOHN BRIGGS, FLOBIST, ALBANY OREC Roses a. Specialtt. Cemetery lots plaated'and atteoded to STRAYED. From my premises in Albany a six year Id. red sod wuite spotted "mnllsy muic cow. Aov one re to mine her to me or giving information as to her wbercal outs will bo suitably rewarded. E.EDavis. CLOTHUG FALL ANNOUNCEMENT. In making my announcement for the Fall I beg to call attention to the Following Departments : DRY GOODS In tbis department wy stock is unusually Ja-je and comply, r""' r..iT .T .11 n.. ti., . onnd shades for Fall and Wluter rs . IU mi Win IMUiuj vj. ) " I J C 1L. 1...1 1!...m tnJ TAnAlim l'UDOf t .CI . 18. I DB J te 1C DOVnl. I BHltfULKU 1 1 1 1 111 LUD IRI1V UMUWU huw " - L - ties in trimmings and buttons, shawls, blankets, oae elira gojd ; white blankets, tible linen", towels, etc. CARPETS M enlarged faoi'itiei for sHowlnj; owpef nan eiibledmia thiaHanartment. I c ;u show a fine hue of Iojf .t W nif.,M. soma choica ruttema in Body Brusu.li and Tapeitriei. I lt mak'.g carpjt : a leading brarch of my bus'ne.?. raava ..if eiinre t latent linn of Coots and Shoes in the cihl andhavrpTspecial atteaUoatogoUin? the 300 be -t Bulled to tbi, W r . ' 1. i. . . t 1 ; orrtst tSo lip-'t make in tUl 1 1 n - ohAt a tint linn fi onnns. ' A LCCW ovuw - uai 1 1 . .1 1 ,na4-. i;nB nf nvr nriLJQOOOS tuat 1 CZ1 fffl.rJ nnnntrr. ana nmvo tjuuwtuicn u to m - r o . . o . AH.tu;n .n Rnr.u. Shoe- or Kubbersior mea, wo- - vus ot itzelf, ...... 1 ff Lrooni nff A full llQft O Stinl ivSr SSSL, unoloredgteas, roasted and g'ouna coffee-., o , oncd f.uits, tbJ latest specialties in breaKfast foods, etc., can all be found in this depawnent 1 1 J 1..- i. ;B m it Dim I Pure. tr. :h gooas ana gooa va.uo iur uiuooy . j I would especially call the attent.cn of parties laying in their Fall supplies to my large stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS I I am better, prepared than ever to meet their wants. In all de partments I am prepared to meet the Growing Demands of Linn County For Pall and Winter -AT- L E BLAIFS. Rubber Coats and Boots Sh.e OVERCOATS, Fine Assortment, Pea Jackets-Chinchilla. Astracban Full Line of Duck Suitings, ALL GRADES WOOLEN OVER SHIRTS : , Big Stock Cardigan Jackets, HEAVY MERINO AND ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR. Winter Gloves and Mittens ALL WEIG&TS LEATHER BOOTS AND SHOES. UMBRELLAS, HATS, ETC. Last but not least a large stock of CLOTNINC AND IFURNISHINCS -AND THE- City of Albany, And ask a thorough inspection of my stock. Samuel E. Young. BARGAINS ! First-class goods at bottom prioes is wnat the publio want.!Tbse I ;my store in this city. Bought at Bankrupt sales I can sail my stock ( General Merchandise consisting of dress, goods, gemtst,furnihinggoods, clothing, etc., AT COST. cent counttra all contain many articles worth examining Cash or goods will ba paid forjall kinds of ooantry produce. G. We, SDIPSOIV, Albany, Oregoa. C. L. BLACKMAN, Successor t E. W. Langdon, DEALER IS DRUGS, MEDICINES CHEMICALS, BRUSHES, SOAPS COMBS, ana Tsrjinins; ki in :.nrst-cins Drut Store, Als a flue stock .of pianos and organs, ALBANY. OKEHONj STOCKMEN AS BEAT? I hereby certify that Dr. I, . Woo has sucoessfullr operated on my ride ! horse, ISAAC HAY3. For farther referenoe In regard terlj? lags Inquire of Wm. Peterson, DaTS terson, Lebanon I John Hardmsn, alW Wolverton, Albany Sam Gaines, Bci Wm. Foster, Prtneville. I practioe veWJ Inary medioine In Albany and countf! surrenndinR. Offlce and residence cenw 8th and Washington Sts. . 7. V. WOODLE, Veterinary Surgeon.