Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, September 21, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextII II II jfT" mi.iLjMjnw SHorniug flaUg jEkratl Dvi ly TER A.XLJ OF SUiCiilPTloN. HAIlV. tttMiihot I'vvrv iticrtiin-,' except M-n-iaj f'.iven-tl by carrier, per week Liv isuui. !er '. i-;t! ... . 6 (.y WliK.lv LY. (Published every Friday M'.rnins.l ii! con;. , ftr annum, in ud'.Mrii e V.'heli not paid in advaneo Tin: anil. Mails at the A'ltany i.isfj:!k-e clo'c m fallows 'r:il! Oiiiee.s north i 'i iie K'ltom r-tatca Ihe West Side And the N;u rv: C.inzu 11. H. lor (Mi'h'.iid !inl Sd-hi ... Curvallis und Vatiiniia r ..11 A. V r.lice smith 7 ::!. The -l )i!i'-e -.v : 1 i he ii-t-.it e.ieli cvrniiij; rom si to se.'e.'i o'-jluek. It-tfistert.il matter for ihe eiriy mo'i:i.itf train antHlIi! be mailed before S o due.-: the reyioues vciiin-'. NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. FOU I'KKSIDKNT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, Or INDIANA. FOR VICE-('RESIDENT, LEVI P. MORTON OK XK'.V YOItK. FO!'. I'RK.SIDEXlIAIt i LECTORS, RODEKT M'LEAN, W.M. K A PI'S C. W. Fl'LTON. TAXES AY ESQ LAS D. England is the most conspicuous free-trade country in the world, and duties are not levied there on more than fifty articles of import. Among the things subject to duty are coffee and tea, both of which are admitted free in the United .States. The revenue of England is mainly derived from direct tax. ation upon articles a man owns or uses, or upon what lie does for the purpose of earning a livelihood. If an Englishman keeps a gun he pays .f-'.oO a year for the privilege. If he wishes to shoot during a period of fourteen days he pays a tax of $5. If he wishes to hunt between July olst and October 3lst he pays a tax of $10. If he wishes to be free and hunt w hen he chooses, subject to law, he pays a tax of $15 a jear. It he has goods sent to him he must pay a tax up on the order which he draws for their deliver' from the wharf, and they will not be delivered without this order. Jfhe sells candy at wholesale or retail he must pay a tax for tne piivilege; and if lie peddles goods he must pay a tax. If he has a theatre he must pay a tax before he opens it. If he keej s a restaurant he must pay a yearly tax upon it. If by reason of his industry or ability he is able to earn $750 a year or more he is taxed upon this income. If a son of a workingman, who has been given a good education by the in dustry and economy of his father wants to practice law he must pay a tax of $150. He must pay a ti x of $125 before lie can practice as a physician. He is tuxed if ht makes a' written agreement to do or to buy anything, or if he wants to rent a house worth $100 a year or more he must pay a tax. Even before he can study law under a licensed attorney he must pay a tax of $400 in addition to the tax oc $150 which he a'.terwards pays f jr admission to the bar. He is taxed $50 if iie seils anything at auction. He is taxed on every note that lie executes payable in bank. He is taxed if he keeps a carriage for pleasure, or a wagon or a horse for business use; and he pays a seperate tax for each ser vant he employs. In short, the people of England are taxed to death. Yet President Cleveland v. ould bring about a similar state of affairs in this country. Information of poor mail service from all parts of the country. The complaint about the postal service is general and it is just. The de partment is wretchedly misman aged and makes a sorry showing when compared with the I'ost-ol-tice Department under the Repub lican administration. Important letters, notices, envelops enclosing money and other ducuments are daily failing to reach their destin ation. Cases of theft and embez zlement in the postotlices of the country are rapidly multiplying. The service seems to be generally demoralized. Perhaps l'ost-mas-ter-General Dickinson is so busy looking alter the politics of Michi can that he cannot attend to the business of the public. But the people are growing weary of tirs unsatisfactory, feeble and unre liable postal service, and they will enter vigorous protest in Novem ber. With the reopening of the St. Charles hotel, winch has been un occupied for many years, Albany will have four good hotels, which will be ample hotel a'-coin' ioda : tions until such a time as a b: hri.-U n U c.'n o built. The next public- iuiprovciieM should be a f.v-e wa ;oii 1 . Ige -the river. Tin inuvt t e:: ; sooner or later and tne isooiier iuj better. ji.Lj - j.iiluw'l - W'llfi'JKlllllllTaMntiltU - JJlW,3g TiiK suppression of the shameful j tirades against respectable people! I'm; r.i.-iieu by ir:-.'.:.ponsibie and, ...eakiug coi iespor.'lents for some j of the sensational papers of I'o: 1- j land is a consiiinniati.m devouliy j t be wished by the t'jv. iis cf the Willamette valley, ynd .vllianyj has done herself credit in inaugu- j rating this suppression. The j names ol tne correspoimenis nu.'ai to lie wrung from un Ihe publishers so of pu!!i;; uiiinioii ! that the oau oi puwii;; 01 mi-jht be j.iaeed upon them. Oi'R dis;:ite!;es this morning in- ! Hcaie a u'luomy state of ailairs in the district in the South stricken oy ye' low lever, lne scourge ius developed into such proportions that armed men are guarding some of the 'fe-ted towns. At Jack sonville loo new cases were re ported in one day, and the death j roll for the same day was 20. This i is a condition of things rakutlab d j o create a shudder among people j of the North and West where such pestilences are unknown. The closing days of tie 1 fate fair promise to end very unsatisfactori ly on account of the downpour of n;,i. Starlliiitf I:si'vtT. The discovery by the inhabitant of a b-CMlity hitherto unvisited by the pestik-n. scourge of lever anil r iluit it exists in their very midst, ;.s d cidi'dly startliii',, Srch dNeoveiios an; made at every season, in every part of the Uivon. iiubseqi'cntP , when it is aseeitaii 1, as it invariabhi is at such times ihrounh the v.iluable experience of some one win lias been benefitted and cured, that Hosti Iter's St mia'-ii Bitters is a thoroughly effica cious eradicator of the n 'aiial poison and a IPC -is of foitilyiiia the systrm against it, a feeling of more security and tranquillity rcgns throughout the whole Udghuorl oi d. Resides the tebi ih; forms o.' i. filarial dise.i. .. diinb a .'lie and agi'e cake are removed bv ! the potent action of tht; Ditte : which scii .cealso gives its sanctioii as a nmedy for rheumatism, dysptp sii', onstipation, liver complaint, i'-;-bibty, kidney troubles, and d'seasei impairing the organs of disgestion ami assimilation. A Warning. The modes of death's approach are arious, a nd statistics .'how eoncliisiv e ly that more person- die from diseases of the throat and lungslhan any other. It is probable that everyone, without exception, receives yat cumbers ot Till icle (ierms into the system and where these germs fall upon suitable soil they start into life and develop, at first slowly and is shown by a slight tickling sensation in the throat and if allowed to co.ilinue their ravages they ext'.-nd to the hours pro ducing consumption and to the head, causing catarrh. Now all this is dangerous and if allowed to proceeu will in time cause death. jt the onset you must act with promptness; allow ing a cold to go without attention is dangerous and may lose you your life. As soon as you feel that some thing is wrong w ith your throat, lungs or nostrils, obtain a bottle of Boschee't Gei man SyrwD. It will give yuu im mediate relief. .McLaughlin, J'ra !lal Tailoring Summer and fall suits, Md pants in ' any style a speciality. Cleaning and ! repairing promptly attended to i Main street. Albany, Oregon. vtKitn:i. j ACS! IN 'JONS On Weijii.'s.I;, e.eniiiL.', i Sent, 10, at the revd-jnee of the bride's I partnts four ii'i' irsrof Albany, by Ke . I tl 1" W i;bl, Mr. Anhouy Aiiiiin and A! 's I) . ter C'nn.i. NEW TO-DAY. Oysters ! Oysters t , EASTERN" AND OLYMPIAN SKKVED j fresh cvtry lav at H. i;ier-ks' restaurant j ! t resh iysters : j OECVEDFRKSH EVKUY DAY AT THE IO City t. est mnt nt liriek for ale : i'iOO.OiX't L'ooil brick for sa!e. App'y to W. C. -w Cassell, Albany. fruit lryer lor !ale. -rr ruvfL'u I'uriT nvvcp i a ptai v 1 size, i-ompiece, vmn auditions ami im provements, for sale eheap. Apily to A. Blaker, Shfild, Oregon, or to A. Wlieetei, ; Sitrmhelil, Oregon. ! Itcniovcii. I JOSEPH WEHBER ANNOUNCES TO HIS I .... . i i . .1.. . I. I c I : fj patruus anu irienus ih.il tie cut tti; tt iiit j on L.tii str.ei, iteiween r.uutiic ivt. iu. an'l First street, until his new rnnnw in Ko I shav i Mas.tn 8 .brick are reaily, GOOD HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS NEAR Oregon Hat.-ifii; dupoi for rent. Also furnislieil room in central loeatimi suitable ; for single aentieman. Eniuirj at Wel!a, C'o'8 ottiee. I Hissolnlion of l arlii)Tslii. NOT1CF. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE jtiirtnership heretofore o.vistii'r between i Messr.-. C'n5.ien & Allen in the truck and dray business is this day disso'ved b mutual I consent. The business will lie continued by I e . E Allen, who will pay till indebtedness i and colle.t all accourtts Thankinif the nub I lie for past favors, a cimtinuance of their itatrona',".' is still snlicited. Senteiuber 1. lSdS. I, L. CROSSES, K. E. ALl.t N. 4 uiilt-iirior aiMl Uiillder. THE UXDlLKSItiXED IIAVIXG 1.0 eated in Albany solicits patronage from city and country. Will contract to build bridsres, barns, and all manner I oi uweuiug nouses, incuuiing vucen ! Aune, Eatluke and Elizabetliian styles of buildings. ill furnish plans and sp -j;:itic tt vi- fn.-j nf t fharge. Satis action guaranteed W. 0. CASSEL- )I1- Koxes. G GREEN APPLE BuXES FOR SALE AT Zesa Hiehsteiiler's. H. HULBTJRT, PHOPRIRT IR OK 1 I f V Til is Is prepared to tiirni.sh Hist-class rigs, and t. board hors.-s by the tiay, Aeek or ii til. Stable on Fourth sM-ent, betwetn Eilsworth and l..vm:. CMiarsE Cry forPitclier's Castoria i I i reef! Stables THE MORXIXtf ! COjSTjNT BEOS. HAVING KE.UOYED TO THEIR New (kite Ntxt Now call the attention h:te stock of j I ; i' which Will be Solil at U t ri am f .sales, shoit profits and fresh goods" heinu: our motfo. j SJ' t itie line ()t choice j Cijrai s kept constantly on TEXT BOOKS Bookseller, Newsdealer, Stationer, AND DEALER IN Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph a:iu autograph albums, inkstands, ink, pencils, etc., etc. Sheet music, music books, and all kinds of musical merchandise. Ge .eral ISTews Depot. J3"Mail orders promptly attended to. CITY DRUG L. W. GTJISS SOiSr. IPropr's- Having assumed charge of this drug store, near the Revere House, and having largely increased the stock, now oiler a full line of DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, TAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, And a new ami complete line of school books, tablets and station ery, pencils, etc. Physicians ank Eatnily prescriptions carefuny pn pared. Choice n j it j 1 re Mesne aim mi C. J. DILLON & CO., WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE Do general job work, also bargain in flooring and rustic. Those, contem plating building w ill find it to their advantage to call oa us at our Frctory, at sir Root ok LyoN Street TULIUS IOSEPH Manufactauerof Choice Cip-ais FINE IMPORTED ANDKEY WEST Cigars, Plug and Smoking Tobaccos. Meerschaum and Briar Tipes, andj full lint; of Smoker Articles. Also dealer in; CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS. Next doir to Btirkhartvt Keeney's Heal Estate Office, Albany Ogn GEO..W. lacCJESSORaro W. --3 OQ CO a h era CO -- p& OS 1 CD cJ3 OF VLER IN- Stoves'ancl Ranges ALSO A FULL LINE OF TINWARE, PUMPS, HOSE. COPPEBWARE And every variety of cocking utcnsUs .md novelties; in house furnishing sroods. The public is invited to call and xmnine this m'aiuinoth stock.undcr the new management. The City Liquor Store, M. BAUMC.AllT, Proprietor. 2r.ext door to thft Oild Fillrv.a' i-n-plc, All-ary, OreSfon'S Keep" ronstimtiy on h: r. - -V..- fin, imp ivfed nn.j ilonu-stii- wine. liiU'rs, cigars ar to''-'-" 's. Only tir?t-c!,iss ti-jnor store in shf citv SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FR0M?HE COUNTRY Children Cry for HERALD: FIJI DAY, lo n IT is of the puhlic to tliv.ir com- Groceries very small ' rotil, "quick i Import. and Domestic hand. i DOi'Tca tisars a peciafty DEALERS IN T I V! Diamond Jewelry, Fine Sil verwart, Kings, Ladi s Watche. and Cl'iins. and al! kinds of El egant Jewelry AST8NLh'ICLY L j SMITH II. McFAULATtD CTt Pitcher's Castcria. j Al SCHOOL SUMS. STORE nv n l II telies SEi DEMISE!? 21. 1SS8 Fall Announcemenl, In m.iki.ig my annoanjemvut for FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS: RSSS GOODS In tl's (U-iKirhnnt my stock is mm siLilly ;tre awl complete', DRICSS (iOui)6 in hti lt.;:iliu styli's; ioinl .--liail-'.s for Fall and Whiter wear seiecteJ from the best E;i.cei!i and Ftivii.i "it Dortatious The latest novelties in TRIMMINGS and RiJ I l"ONS, SUA WhS, BhAlNivETS, some ex tra good values in White Blankets, Table i ''leu Towels, etc. CARPETS enlarge ! facilities for showing ear pets has enabled me to make large purchases in this depaitnient. lean show a fine line ot" ingrains at low prices, also some choice patterns ia.BOUY BRUSSELS and TAPEST Riband am making Carpets a leading branch in my business. BOOTS & SHOES- I -arry the largest line of Boots i' d slioes in the city, and have ml sp-cial at : -u-i"on to o-ettin?: the goods best suited to this trade and can show a line line of goods. 1 keep m stock tne best makes in the country; and have endeavored to get a line of LOW PRICED goods that I can GUAR an tee to give satisfaction. An flung in I ts,ho.:s or Rubbers tor Men, Women or Cliiidreu can be bund in this department. It is in fact a SHOE STORE of itself. ' ' GROCERIES i am giving special attention to keep ing a full line of STAPLE and FANCY groceries, UNCOLOREI) TEAS, ROASTED and GROUND COFFEES, CANNED FRUITS, the latest specia"; liesin breakfast foods, etc., can all be found in this dep.Mtment. Pure fresh goo is and good value lor money is my aim. ijwouid especially call the attention of to my large stock of m 11 TO! GOODS ! I am better prepr.'l than cvor ti nients I am prepared to meet the fmnmivn imi.Tnr m All UMlAmw AND THE Citv of A.lbanv, And ask a thorough inspection of my stock. SAMUEL E. YOUNG. WILL BROS Dealer in all the leading Suns, Pistols, Sewing Machines, Organs, Pianos, A full Sheet music, musical merchandise.amnmnition, fish ing tack?e, etc. "Warranted razors, butcher and pocket knives The bestkinds of sewing.machinet? NE E I) LES, OIL and Extras for all MACHINES LINN COUNTY AGENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Repairing of sewing mat-nines, musical instruments, guns, etc., neatly done W. P. READ, (Successor to NY II. ALLEN) IsTEW winter and 1 am now receiving new goods in every line and world coidially invite everybody to call and inspect oar stock and prices. We propose to have th The Live Drv Goods House Of Aibanyand shall lat all times study the wants of our patrons both in style and prices. Dry Woods Notions, Furnishing Goods.J Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Call and see me. '.(Snct-wsor to tlie Fall I beg to call attention to the parties lay'.ng in their jf'all supplies meet their wants. Iu all depart 42 T ttt V!TTm Uf US UUU! Line of- liw stock! Groceries,Etc X Allen, Albany, Oregon. n ! ; -A FULL STOCK OF- Staple Groceries! !; 1 1 i The best Quality of taas, coffee, rv&in w CAKES, PIES, I Fresh. Baked Bread Every Day. I At this old and reliable houw is a!ss to ! j tound a complete assortment, of fresh fami), ifo-ceries, to which is constantly being aJdei al the seASucable tines of croceries aud proviaia iich as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef 0 flipped to Order t Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc. These poods were ail bought when pr;o; were low, and the beuofit of tiie martrin will u' 1 ivpii to liiH llKtmfrA kfmpntVinr t.ht. nl.i. r the old corner on First aud B'oadalbia St. iOFFMAN AND PFEIFFE Proprietors of ' And manufacturers of if. We are bow prepared to furnish choice, freA candies of best grade, congisting of jture pti-ic assorted flavors, mixed candies, extra Krei,i iitd choooJat creams, fancy mix&d, candy tu mi a general assorUDsnt of flue cmdie AT UULE.SALB OS RETAIL. syOrdors from country dealers promptly t Wned to. I'actorj oa First abreet, Albany, - - Oregon, M fiwfl Milk UOm, L1NXUC 4t C9m Prop'. NEW PROCESS FLOUR, (Superior far tam&i and bikaor vm) The Best Storage Facilities yThe Htgfcctt fric in oaah raid forvhaafc AiJi&XY ... ftSXQO NOTICE. 1 have bought aud lurniar-.d if i tun I' Mil Witb new machinery, making tiom by the rt'LL roller fkocess. Tne mill is i,ov run .tiaj: and I can furnish the btst of flour aiui etd .it icasonable rates. I intend to run my aiiil in such a manner that none can so away dissatisfied. Give me a call. f . G0INS, Proprietor Scio Mills, SECOKD HAND STOEE" The past year has proven it to be a necessity. The best and cheapest place iuthe city to buy vour C Stoves.Furniture, tinware We aie always prepared to buy your heusehold furniture at the highest cash price. Sole agents for the PEERLESS OIL CAN And I - a. xi p Killer. ! L. GOTTLIEK Albany Bath House AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR. SiT'Ladie? "nd children's hair dress, ag a specialty. Dutue satisfaction guaranteed. JOHN SCKMEER'S Livery. Feed & Sale stable Corner Second and Ellsworth Sta ALBANY, - - OREGON Horsks BOAiiDRD by the day or month Car riages or buazie on reascnable termp. fc'n 1 NORTHWESTj I mi MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY s PORTLAND, - - OREGON i a "magnolia mills, JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Prop'r. Will furnish sacks to farmers and receive wheat at the usual rates of storage. The highest market price paid for ramc. i2Tlest Magnolia flour always on h ;nd for sale or exchange at reasona ble rates. JOHN A. CRAWFORD. .a i-ii-nii it,i-!i it r every eitsiotucr Viereck's barber shop. m n l iUV UlIUAJkJ it U1V MUD MEYER. HI Choice Confectiooe lie Scio FIohm! w x