Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, July 01, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Democrat FOOD VALUE OF APPLES. Fruit as an article of foed, and more es pecially applet, have been proved of great value. Some farmers save annually in I able bv earthly tribunal!. Canada will no longer be the refuge of bood leri and other criminals from the United States. The Weldom Extradition bill, which was passed at the last session of the Dominion Parliament provides for the arrest and return of persons guilty of almost any of the graver crimes punish- various ways quite a sum of money by the use of green and dried fruit upon their tables, not merely by the amount of ali ment afforded, but adding to the variety and to the list of luxuries enables them to reduce the amount of other and more costly articles. By planting rich and high flavored sorts for culinary purposes, instead of the of an inferior grade,a great saving may be made in sweetening and spices The amount of sugar and other ingredi ents used for making bad apples geod is often mere than enough to buy good ap. ples.sugar and all. Fall Pippins, for exam ple, at fifty certs per bushel, have been found more economical than poor and in sipid varieties at fifteen cents per bushel. By a free use of the best sweet apples through autumn and wlnter.for baking and for puddings, some families have avoided large expenditures. The aggi egate saving in the million of American families who might enjoy the privilege of plenty of ruit, with a general cultivation ( the bes' kinds for a succession the year through, might perhaps be set down.without extrav agance,as more than half the expenses of the general Government. Kot less important is the value of fruit as an article of food for domestic animals. Although direct and careful experiments by weighing and measuring are still want ing, enough ha been ascertained to prove that apples, especially the richer, sweet varieties, as food for cattle and swine, are fully equal to potatoes, and seme of the most careful trials already made indicate their decided superiority, being about as seven to five. The chemical analysis cf these two productions show the superiority of the apple in the aliment it con'ains,and also proye that some sorts excel others i richness and value. Hence the importance of ascertaining bv careful trial those sorts best adapted to feeding and fattening. For fattening swine, apples are particu larly excellent. Seme farmers have saved a large percentage of the expense of pork making by allow ing their hogs to run on a part of their orchards w hile the autumn The tomb of Virgil, just outside Naples, is forsaleat a moderate figure. If the owner wants to realize a handsome sum for it he ought to get Chicagoand St. I.ouis to bid for it. It is a great piece of folly for a mm always ready to meet trouble half way. would put all the journey on trouble he never meet it. to be If he might 1 To New Comers. We would say that we have no baits to give you, but we do guarantee good values for your money and we kindly solicit your patronage. Brow'sei.l a; Stanard. "EW ADVERTISEMENTS. SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED by the clerk of School District No 5, Linn county, Oregon, up to (S o'clock p. m.. of Saturday, July fit'j. 1SS0, to furnish said District with 60 cords ot grub oak wood, said wooi to he -J foot long and no stick to be less than 3 inches in diameter, also to furuish said District will, f. nnr.ic split fir wood (from large trees) free of aii woou to do aellverea at the Cen tral School building in Albany, The ?Kf1 reserves tD8 r'ght to reject any or By order cf the Board of Directors. C. G. Burkhart, Clerb. June 21st, X8S9, . fruit was falling from the trees. A farmer, last year, sold forty dollars worth of pork fattened largely with the "droppings" of only half an acre of good grafted orchard The process was complete by a week cr two of feeding with grain. Even common seeding apples, if cooked, are valuable. In one experiment, 500 pounds of pork weie made from 1:0 bushels of .apples. I here is no doubt, however, that selected grafted varieties weuld have been found much superior. Even the hogs them selves are good judges, and show much discrimination in choosing the best trees whenever a plentiful supply is allowed them. For milch cons, sweet apples reg. ularly fed, after be'ng sliced to prevent cheking, have been found to increase the milk considerably in quantity. They are also good for horses, as well as for nearly all other domestic animals. As an article of comfort and luxury, the value of fruit can scarcely be estimated. The few who have learned by actual expe rience the enjoyment of the best and most delicious sorts for the whole twelve months would not willingly relinquish the privilege. Many, it is true,have furnished themselves with occasional supplies of their own rais ing ; they possess only a few scattered fragments of the yearly circle of fruits; but the number is yet too small, although rapidly increasing, w ho may place upon their tables delicious tort, on almost any day of the entire year. Another noted breeder of trotters is dead. General William T Withers.aged Cdied at Lexington, Ky., on Sunday morning.from the effects of a wound received while storming a fort during the Mexican war. He ow ned Happy Medium and other fine stallions, lie never raced his horses and never traded and was, lhercIore,one of the lew breeders in the land. He has realized nearly $1,000,000 In eighteen years from the product of his stud. Joseph Pulitzer, editor of the New Yoik Wtrld, has donated $15,000 to assist boys in the public schools of New York City in getting college education. Each boy sc. lected will receive $250, and twe'.ve boys will be thus assisted each year until sixty have entered college. This provides for the operation of the plan for live years. If it proves incery way satisfactory Mr Pulitzer may continue it longer. To May 18, 1SS5. 1'ie-iilent Cleveland had removed J.ooo republican officials. To May IS, 83, I'icsidcnl Harrison had re moved 9.500 democrats. Which party loves toe spoils, nearly live mure than the other ? CONTRACT TO BE LET.-Tbe church building committee at Feoria. Linn county, will receive sealed bids for the building of a church house at that place until 1 o'clock, June29sh. The specifica tions will be found at thnatnro nrv w Chesman,in Peoria, The lowest respon. sible bidder is expected to beawanled the contrary, but we reserve the right to te jectany and all bids. June 17th, 1889. W R Garrktt, Moss LaMar, WEGithkss, Committee UA-U sc reisons desiring sand, O loam or gravel from the premises ot F. L. Such in Benton county, ran procure 'nrla " mo &iuiu at. iuy oiiiL'e, Craw ford block, Al bany, Oregon. Ch'as.. E. Woi.vbbton. FORSALE.The undersigned has for sale a ncrse power and nenara' r. newand in coorl running .....i.... 1- cheap. InquireofH, Bryant, Adminis trator of tne estate of James Saields, deceased. JjiOR SALE, The undeislgnert will sell a McCormick twins hmda, Inquire at my Dlacn onu miln ann, .. J of Albany. Th is Is a bargain. f . u. burkhart. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. - Notice is hereby giyen that the co-partnership heretofore existing between C, A, Chess man and W. W. Chessman. Hnlno- h,iDl ness under the firm name of CbeBsmsn Bros., has this day been tllsaolvml. c. a. Chessman haying sold hisintoreet to P. B Beatty. The business will continue under the name of Ci.c3sman A Beany who will collect all accounts and rmv all debts of the heretofore existing tirm of Chessman Bros. Peoria, Linu Co., Or., June 11th, 18SP, W. W. ChsssmaN, C. A, Chissmax. piTY TAXE9,-Notice Is hereby given s. .uvMiA tun ui tuociij 01 Aioany, Oregon, for the year lfW9, has been placed In Inff hltlHfl fur ft11ttn,inn .1 . 1 . I willhA Rl IhA Pftltnnil fha.L.u - c i .. ... ... v .. in n ui vniu city to receive and receipt for the taxes charged in said roll, for the period of 30 flan, fmm t . l .1. ... . .--jo ..v... ua,3 ui tuia uuiu-u, Aii raxes remaining unpaid at the expiration ol thirty days thereafter will be returned to ..... vvu..uwu syuuuiii u, tuocuy UI Aloany as delinquent, and costs and expenses for collecting suoh taxes be added thereto. Dated at Albany, Or,, this lOtt day of June, 18S9. John N. Hoffman, City Marshal. 5 SPECIALTIES. CLOTHING Fashionable and Stylish Suits, Business Suits, Light weight S.immer Suits. Boys, youth's and children's suits. Furnishing Goods Fine line of light weight underwear balbriggan and woolen ; aosiery, shirts v. .uopeuueri), guaranteed lor two years, in all the latest novelties. BOOTS AND SHOES. A large lino in this department of the best iu the market. HATS Staple and Fashionable Pnes, among others a 6ne stock of the John K Stetson hats. Tailoring Merchant tailo'iDg under cipert tailor. Suits madn tn i-.), I notice at remarkable low figures. Moro urooda tmnl mm iUn .. w... inon ODDlMO AMI"! 01 1 Ml Mr r I XIM il I- n I I fU H Hill mm WM W 4k IUUV wi iiiiim iiiiu uuillllll.fl looQ LADIES DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS, The largest stock and grea eat vuriuty iu riot una bv.e 1 have evei carried, and as gjod value an ever olla: eit tu the citizens of Lint, county. Special Bargains In Cashmeres, In colors and blacks. Seersuckers, gingham, cbarabievr, trend prints and wash fabrics. A'.l the novelties of the season in black ar.d colors. I will hove souietliinr fnither to Bay about thwio in e fjw days. EMimOIUKKIKS, SKIRTINGS Flouncings, and all overs on cambric, Sis and India Liaon. 1 have just opened the largest invoice ot novoltieH in this line ever ex hibited in this city; an l at grejtly reduced prices. Piques, Lawns, India Linens, Nansooks in white, ecru and colors, " ' prices very much cheaper than ever before offered in thin city. L. E. BLAIR 5 TABLE LINEN,- In brown and bleched. This stock I bought in New York at less than importers' price, and am able to give gocd bargains. 58 inch all linen bleached at 50 cents per yard and others in proportion. Stick a Pin TOTICE TO CONTRA.CroRS.-Notle is hereby given that at the next reg ular term of the County Commission Court for Linn county State of Oregon, to be held at the Court House intherttyo Alhan . on Vt aI nn.H.v iha July, A D., 1889, ea!ed plans. aMolfiaa lions, strains, dianrams and bids will bf received for building a bridge ao-.ossthe North fork or the Santiam River about 200 leet below the Htayton Ferry ; said bridge to be 610 feet long and 18 feet wide in the clear. Piers to be of sufficient height to brlrg the bottom of the floor beams at least 22 feet above low water mark. All blH mn.1 h ai.i k -u. , , " -nim me Clerk on or before one o'clock p. m, of the uo iiiuiiuuneu uay, anu accompanied iiu ueruiiHu cue! oi rive per oeut ol bill as bv law rninlrnil T.A serves the right to reject any and all Dnnfl hi. nnln, rf 1 1. n . ... i , . . ' " " V.UIIII IU1S QIC day ot June, a.. I). I8S9, K. E. Mo.VTACIf K, County Clerk. ANTIODAT ONCK,-Hy the under ' Hianed a man or wnmun do timid lainiilry work, esH,cially doinn up while shirts und collars. Call on me near Urn Intersection cf Fourth street ano the O. V, 11. K. I, D. Smith in the fact that I am offering beter bargains than anv on .t uougnt at htikrupt sales I can self m"7 First-Class Goods t or telow COST. for Cash for Goods o Country prditt g. iv. snii'sov Albany, Oregon. TOWELINGS, CRASHES, ETC All thaie goods I buy direct from importers by the bale, and can sell them much cheaper than if bought ot jobbers towels I buv in quan tities in New York, and am offering them at prices tlat are sure to sell the goods. Ladies Cotton Host-- Are cheaper this year than ever befoie. I hav M:cceedtd in get ting some good bargains, all ti which I tm offering to m yenstomerx the same in -Y Young writers should rcmcnilicr that articles for newspaiirn are not liLc trees, It does not kill them to cut them down. On therontrnry msny articles are killed by lay editors because it is too much trouble to cut them don. The total number of paupers in Kngland and Wales is 762,853, whit li is .1 proportion of 25610 for every loooof the po;ulatioi, There nre at present fewer pmipci s in I .omlon tlun at any lime befoie in the hist-'ry of lh.it city. FOSHAY & MASON, v-isLHua D snAii Jiii&ristsand Booksellers. Agents for John B. Alden's publications which we soli a! publisher's prioea wita' ALBANY, OKEUOM. JOHN BRICCS, FLOBIST ALBANY OREO Eoses a Specialty. Cemetery lots plinlel andattended to Kin THE BEST FURNITURE -Ct.h ON THE- Albany Furniture Company OPPOSITK EEWART A SOX'S, Hi lni ;r ui: i miliie Lie tf BED ROOM SETS, TAE.ES, CHAIRS, UPHOLSTERED GOODS. WALL. PPERS, BABY CARRIAGES, ETC ETC..ET IIAVMvIiVS Sc PAKRELL MISSES AND CHILDREN'S, The above is an outline of the -.licy I am going to do butines and will endeavor to do my pari towards securing the trade in 1 and adjoining counties to Albany, and to keep up with the processin of the lively and growing city of' Albany. I will have oometbing o say about Carpets, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, SAMUEL E. YOUNG FOB Drugs, Paints, Oils, Krnshcs, Alabas line lists Materials, Etc., CITY DRUG. STORE Guiss & Son.