Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, September 27, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOUNTS' HEUALD: THURSDAY, SEITE"MHEU '27. 1SSS WCTiwmaaywgpaBM 2Wonunt Jails jRcratl Daily a.mi: WiiiiKLi T E II M S ) F U BSC IPTION. DAILY. Published evorv u:ur:iinr except Mniwlaj .1 e'.ivered bv carrier, per week liy mail, pii yi-ai O.ifi 'JO Fa WEKKl.Y. (Published ecr i-'ri.iav M-rnin.) . n ccpy, f.-r annum, in advance t'i.00 When ii"t in advance --rU THi: SUSS... Mails at the Alan pi.doHice close as follows For all otlii.es north i 1 In: Kastern .states . . i'he West .Side i And the Nairovv 'laiiire K. It. Kor Portland and Salem . ..llA.Jl Corvallis and Yamuna l'';.'-: t: vt office south 7:::0 p. m. The postotliee " ill ho closed each eveniiii; mm six to seven o'clock. Registered matter for the 'early mortiinjr train should be mailed hetore !$ o clock the reyioues vciiins.'. NATIONAL. REPUBLICAN TICKET. KUli PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI V. MORTON OF NEW YORK. In making my announcement for the Kail I be.4 to call attention to the regard to the subject. Fir'it then-' was tin ostentatious welcome given to every Chiiiaiiiai., ano! the- notion , was poular that tlioy would be i Christianized, and that the chii-; (iron of the Flowery Kingdom and: the most enterprising people of the Western world would meet fori eirh other's improvement in thei hippy i:lim:.te of Calil-.-rnia. After showing how this feeling has s complete! v changed, .Mr. Far well ; sr'Vr? :.!FoiflbowiNG departments irej 0 wear selected from t he let hashrn :inu r orein mi- j Dortations The latest novelties in TUlMMlMiS; and BUTTONS, SHAWLS, BLANKETS, some, ex ha food va nes in W hite ilaiikets. labie allien I Towels, etc fiARPFTS Mv enlarged facilities fur sliowina car pets has enabled nie to make large purchases m tins department. lean show a fixe line of Ingrains at j low prices, also some choice patterns m BODY OOJ-TJCST BEOS. HAVING REMOVE! TO THEIR New Qiiartm Next io ifa !! v attention of tii i j nl 1 itr to t lit ir com- Jv.-, .Now call th plete stock of IChoice Family Gi 1 which will ie sold at a very small Star Bakery ! -A FULL STOCK OF- v Staple Groceries I Si JFiiieGtaCroekerj reju.Iiee. but a logical result of the , Qgggg (jQQgg In this department mv stock is mm-! sales, short pioiits and fresh ooilsM oeiug our inotS) xperiment with the M.mgohan. j nml )et ) i ESS ' GOODS ifi all ; ?TFme iine ot choice imputed and Domestic le takes a vol v broad view ol the j , , ,. , 1 i i , i- n ,1 w;., ( i ' t i ad industrial "results of a svstem I tlie leading styles; good sliades tor Fall and Y inter i Cigars k-pt eonstanay on liana. of such cheap labor ; and then re counts the mora! ami social conse quences of the coming of the Chinese. It is an article that will awaken much interest in the. East. FOR PRESIDENTIAL KLKCTORS, R03ERT M'i.EAX, WM. K A PL'S C. W. Fl'LTOX. WHY ENGLAND WANTS FREE TRADE. The police statistics for Scotland just published show that the num ber of homeless wanderers in taat VVIIIIM J IVJIVII1I v .. . . - - v. vagrants has doubled in the last ten years. In 1S7S there were 54,2SG of this class; in 1SS.S there are 103.022. These vagrants are what may be called the regular soldiers of the army of Want. Thousands of unemployed working men are constantly swelling the ranks of this army in Scotland. In England this kind of recruiting that has been constantly going on for many years has rapidly in creased ever since Germany and other European countries put up the barriers of protection to shut out British manufactured goods. As there is no disposition on the part of European government to remove these barriers England finds herself face to face with a problem that she must solve if she would avert social and political dangers that threaten her very j - existence. The problem of how to ; obtain a market for her surplus manufactures is the gravest that England has been ever called upon to front. She knows that work must be found for her unemployed or otherwise there will be an upheaval that will rend English political and social institutions to j their verv foundations. i Omaha is a city of peculiarities. One of the latest is a newspaper having two editors., one of each political party, each battling the other and making things lively, it carries the palm of being an oFginal curiosity at least, ami is said to be ably edited on both sides of the house. Wheat in Chicago for the second time this season lus 1 cached the one dollar per bushel mark. There is no reason why wheat should not bring just as much on this coast as in Chicago, excepting that the con trollers of charters advance the price of freight and devour the margin. Bookse I ZEE. vTonsnns. i 1 on j' -AND DEALER IN- The magnificent exhibit of fruit made by the Southern Oregon people recently, at Jacksonville, hows the capacities of that section for fruit raising. If you want us to call at your house to take orders, plca.se leave word eur store. Brownell it Sta nard. A tine line of new silverware jus! opened at Will & Stark's. Anew invoice of British trimmings at Head's. 13KU NSftiiS and TAfK L KiL.and am maKimri Carpets a leading branch in my business. BOOTS & SHOES 1 canT tlie largest line of Boots and shoes in the city, amlhavc paid special atten tion to setting the goods best suited to this trade and can show a line line of goods. 1 keep in stock the best makes in the country and have endeavored to get a line of LOYV PRICED goods that I can GUAU antee to give satisfaction. Anything in Boots,Shoes or Rubbers tor Men, YYromen or Children can be found in this department. It is in fact a SIIOL STOKE of itself. dHOCSRIEh) 1 am gainer special attention to keep- TEXT BOOKS AN!) SCHOOL SUPPLIES.! i Fine stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums, inkstands, ink, pencils et-, elc. h?et music, music books. and all kinds of musical merchandise. j Ge era! !N?ws JJepot. Mail orders promptly attended to. The hpgt quality of teia. coffee, raising m suits, etc. CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Breatf Every Day. At this old and reliable house is mlm Id -found a complete assortment, of fresh faiutr. ;nceriea, to which h constantly being Jd.i ai '.he seasonable tines of cracaria tad provitior such lis Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to 0rdem A nch ouy M ustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, j Bo hem ran Glassware, Etc. I Thee roods were all bought when prieae nere low, and the benefit at the maririn will tf j iv-n to Itis customers. Remember the plau. , tx the old corner on First and Btadalbin Sta. DRUG 1 II,. W. GU I.SS cSd SON. STOBBLICOSRAD III. a - I roprs Having assumed charge of this drug St.. r near the K eve re House, I HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFEFt ii i i . . i .t .. . . .i ... . i aim naving largely uicrec.s.eu it jo shock, how o;ter a. tua itne 01 DRUCS, PATENT MKl.iItTNF.S, PAINTS. OILS, HKL'SllESj And a new and complete line of s.-hnol b.i ks, tablets arid station- S ery, pencils, etc. Physicians ank Family prescriptions carefully pre- ! pared. -Proprietors of- ALBANY SODA PBK mg UN COFFEES, CANNED FRUITS, the latest special - j ties in breakfast foods, etc., can all be found in this department. Pure fresh goods and good value j fori money is my aim. K , ! 1 1 would especially call the attention of parties "laying in their FallV'suppliei to mv Urge stock of ( GMCEPklES I am giving special attention to keep- nt n i i r j l ft' n u :-S5'a"!if l1-118 hlKk d fcPibwSw dob Confectionery. c. J. DILLON & I CO., -WTIOLESAI.K M A N I ' F A CTI " 1 1 E 1 ! S OK- XEir IO-DAY. Wanted, A Wire. A MIDDLE ACEI) MAN A GARDENER l ly piofession iossesin'; a moderate i amount of property, and ample means to sup port a wife, wishes to correspond with any lady yho wishes a steady, sober husband, who will provide her a -rood home. Addresn "S, lock box -Tin, Alban," Oregon. WtsMwtatlwn .Vol ire. 1VJOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE eo-pannei-shii) heretofore existins be tween C. .J. Dillon and T.H. Cone, isthisday dessolved by mutual consent. T H. Cone retiring The business will be continued by C. J. Dillon, who will collect all outstanding accounts and will pay all indebtedness of th firm. Albany, Sept. 2S,t8s8. C. .1. IULLON. T. H. CONE. FILL 11 ffllE A RIDING PONY FOR JSALE CHEAP, inquire of Arthur Shane. To-day the struggle tor existence t "-acords i wood for sale, ap- among Englisti workingmen is tiercer than it has ever been before and there is no prospect of its j "TV1 i. .... 1 v. 5-1 growing tens itotce umcna mf i United States comes to the assist ance of John Bull by throwing open to him the best market in the world. If America would consent to do that British manufacturers would 6nd a sale for goods that they cannot now dispose of except Wood for .Sale. 1.)" ply to K. H. Roscoe. Alhatn . Oyster I lyters : ASTERN AND OLYMPIAN SERVED fresh every day at H. Kiercks' restaurant f reli Oysters ! vjERVED FRESH EVERY DAY AT THE O City Restaurant. I am better prepared than ever to meet their 'wants. In alljdepart menta I am prepared to meet tbe ii mmixTnc'Vni; iit i J ii. i i V AND THE I IV .V IJJU ;UUIU1 Cit v of All3anv, And ask a thorough inspection'of my stock. SAMUEL B. YOUNG. Kriek for Sale '. ;no,OOrt L'ood brick for sale. C:issell. Albany. t'rHit lrjcr tor Sale . .11' .. -.. .I-.-.. IT at a rUinOUS price. A tew months' i X size, complete, witn auuiuons ana im- j provements, for sale eheap. Apply to A. possession of the American market Rlaker, Shedd, Oreg..n, or to A. Wheeler, WOUld bring about a wonderful I SprinficW, Oregon. r OIX.M.MER FRUIT DRYER, FACTORY WILL BROS1 Dealer in'all the leading Suns, Pistols, Sewing laolunes, Organs, Pianos, A full Line of 1 ; Sheet music, musical merchandise,ammunition,'fish T 1 . 1... . mr tacK..e, etc. wari anieu razors, ouKtner anu (ppiy to w.c. j poCKei Kiiiv es. ine uest.iviaus cu sewiug;maciiiues I lrwrtrirT'C 1 T ,T ,... ..11 ir M siTTT-xrTX o i All JT UjIZ.F, VliJ till -iu.Msli tco y vi- uiv iUilfJll XO ILINH COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Repairing of sewing '.machines, musical instruments, sruns, etc., neatly done 1 i; 11 NITU RE It.) general j. .li work. alo bargain in Mooring and rustic. Those contem plating molding will liiul it to their advantage to call on u at our Frctory, at sv' Foot ok LyoN Street s WILL STARK, DEALERS IX- Dianiond Jewelry, Fine Sil verware, Rinirs,' Ladies Watches and Chains, and all kinds of El egant Jevvehy yRiCES. We are row prepared to furnish choice, fre candies of beat grade, conststrnr of pare ti k. assorted flavors, mixed candlee, extra Kre.4.. :uxt choeolste creams, fancy mixad, candy tuya and a Keuerai aasortmaat of flue caadies AT H1,ALK Oat RETAIL. flTOrdera from aeantry daaiera promptly aJ laced to. FVlor uu ust atraet, Albany, - - Oreor, Red Grown Milk NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (S apart ertaatl Tie Best StomgeMlito change in England. English trade. --hich is now languishing, would ! Removed JOSEPH WEBBER ANNUL NCES His f rc ,1 natrons and friends that ne can oe touna revive, and the great army of un- J . between Engine Co. No. 2 emDlOVed WOUld find employment, j and First street, until his new rooms m to-, , ' , -ii.- ! shav & Mas.m s brick are ready, i The spectre of social revolution,', tiie shadow of which now darkens! iooi house of seven rooms near W. P, READ, the future, would be banished and England would have opened up before her a new era of prosperity. All this, however, would be at the cost of the United States. The sacrifice of American industries would be the price paid for rescu ing England from the imminent danger that threatens her from the loss of trade she has suffered through the adoption of the protec tive system by the civilized nations of the world. In a few years we would have an army of unemployed tar outnumbering that which is such a source of uneasiness to the British government. The scenes eaacted a few months ago in Trafalgar Square when starved labor came out to display its rags 5nd was clubbed into submission by the London police would be re peated in New York, Chicago, Boston, and other great centres of population. Such would be the j price we should have to pay if Cleveland and his feilow-lree trad ers could have their way in the matter of relieving England by throwing open our markets to British cheap made goods. IT Oreeron Pacific depot for rent. Alei furnished room in central l-cstion suitable for single irentieman. Enquire at Wells, Fargo & Cos office. City Marshal rtofire. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE owner or keener of aiw aogor d"jf.s in the corporate limits of the city of Albany, that the tax upon such dogs for the year 1S88 is now due, and payable to the City Marshal; and thit all dogs found running at large within the city limits, upon which laid tax has not been paid, will be taken up and dis posea of as provided by an ordinance "relat ing to taxing dogs and regulating their run ning at large." Section one of said ordinance provides: That it shall be the duty of the Citv Marshal on and after the first day of August f each vear to collect from the own er or keeper each dog the sum of Sl-50, and for each slut or bitch so owned or kept, the sum of .::.00 Dated at Albany; Ore-fon, this 20th day of August, 1SS. jhChv!,j ISAAC HAYS, Citv Marshal. Contractor and Rnllder. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LO '.'cated in Albany solicits patronage from city aud cour.try. Will contract to build bridges, barns, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Queen Anne, Eastlake and Elizabetliian atyles of buildings. Will furnish plans and specific itoas free of t charge. Satis action guaranteed W. C. CAS8EL- S. STJLBUET, PROrRlKTOR Or The City Feed St lii'li prepared to furnish first-class rigs, and to hoard horses by the day, week or month. Stable on Fourth street, between Ellsworth and Lyon. The most instructive statement of the Chinese question that has for a long time been presented in ir TiiErs Ctiluren Cry forPitcher's Casloria will be puhitshedin T:.e Foru'o for j October. Mr. Farvveil's article is 1 nnVMUT I IPlfl ilrstiH.torK-aiaiidtlicnar-nmtnta-; tfhjLjfA Ml ML live. '.1- tnt.es the hi,torj of; VMlaUUil I AUL 1U (Jhii.eso immigration since IS4S. j C.rr;111 & Montnith hiv- l..is for si.nd sin.ws that change that h is . 0I. , (. installment plan, rang- cojo over ILifc popaUi iculing wilh :ng in price from $125 to 10lK). fflB (Successor to X.'H. ALLEN) stock 7ULIUST0SEPH Manufactauer of Choice Cip"ais FINE IMP0WfANDKEY WEST Cigars, Plu. and Smokinir Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, and full line of Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in: CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS.: Next door to Burkhurt tV, KeoncyV Real Estate'Offiee, Albany Ogn 1 am now receiving new goods in every line and would cordially invite everybody to call and inspect our stock and prices. We propose to have th The Live Div Goods House Of Albany ,5an4 shall lat. Jail times study the wants of our patrons both in style and prices., f . Dry Woods Notions, s Furnishing Goods,, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries,Etc GEO. W. SMITH .?JCCESSOR TO W. H. McFARLATS D) J X3 1 as P3 baa Pi NOTICE. 1 hae bought and furnished The Scio Fiounng Mills With new machinery, making rloui by the I'CLi. bollkk prockss. 'J'he mill is now run ni.ig and lean furnish the best of flour and etd at teasouable rates. I intend to run try -r.iil in .'uch a manner that none can go away lissatisfietl. Give me a call. E. GOINS, Proprietor Scio Mills SECOND SAID STOEI1 The past year has proven it to be a necessity. The best and cheapest place Ln the city to buy your j StoTeSjFurniture.tiiiware We aie always prepared to buy vour heusehold furniture at the highest cash price. Sole agents lor thegQ PEERLESS OIL CAN I-amp 3 Killer. And L. GOTTLIEb. 03 So. crc: -DEALER IX- S t o vesla,n dSIianges ALSO A FULL LINE OF R 1 TINWARE, PU3IPS, HOSE, COFFER WA HE And every varietv of cocking utensils and!: novelties in house furnishing irood. The public i- invited to call and xamine this mammoth stu kundcr the new management. : trtany Batli House AND MAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR i ??f"LadicP nd children's hair dress n a specialty. Dntue satisfaction enarantend JOHN SCHMEER'S Livery. Feed & Sale stable Corner Second and EUmorth Sts . ALBANY, - - 0SS60N H0R8K8 BOAiuB0 by the day or month Car riages or bujaries on reasonable terms. NORTHWEST FIRE and MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY ! PORTLAND, - . OREGON Call and see me. "W" .f.Snccessor to N :M.,AIlen AlbanyOregon. The City Liquor Store, 3T. BAVMGA.RT, Proprietor. lt"N'oxt door to the 0.id Fellows' fctupk', Albany, Cri-t'0i."5 Keep' ronstant'y or himl the finest imiiorteil and domeetiewint-s, liquors, cicar3pr toV-iw. Oniv ! i iu-'i' store in she ci-y ' " SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY riT.i. sth k. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. MARNOLIA MILLS, JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Prop'r. Will furnish sacks to farmers and receive wheat at the usual rates of storage. The loyhest market price paid tor same. r: JsrUest M-i(-r.olia flor.r always on tmid for sale or exchange at reasona ble rates. JOHN A. CRAWFORD. ' clean low 11 lor every reek's 1 : ! btl r-hop.