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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1888)
nAUJbuaisan Horniufl guilt gcrml Daily a. x r Weekly TERMS OF sl'bMJiUPTIoX. k:i.y. Publish .1 i'v.rv !ii:n-:r.!-.' exvvpt Mi-n.laj." Oliver- d by carrier, per week o. i: l nr.: il, ' 'cr ;! WKI'.K I.Y. (PuHM.cl over;. l"r: !ay Moniin-,'.) Hi! l-Op.V, per ;J.il'ili;ik, n iiii.:im:t... Wu.-n nut pi: i in .'..!'. aiii f . l.;b l !!3: 1 l!!. Mails at t ue AH i un uostorlicfc close as follows 1'or all oilices ii . rtli i 'i'lie Ki-tcrn states (;. .;.;q a m i he West Side . i Arid the Xai row 0:u!'e 11. II. J I or i'.ir'.laml and hjicin 11 A. M CorvaW sui.l Ya::i:iw V2VQ i: m otlice south 7:3i) r. ;. The postotliee will be closed each eccidir.; roni six to seven o'clock. Kc-'istercd matter for the 'early nioniiiii; t revioues venmv NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. FOr; PRESIDKNT, B KNJ AM IN 1 1 A K KISON, OF INDIANA. FOB VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI P. MORTON op n::w youk. for pr.Ksu.ri.vnxL KLF.cTOP.s, j pres t ige i f they in ade the slightest R03CRT m'lkan, w.m. kapl's j concession, and so the great works c. w. fcxton. 1 were shut down and thousands of M ' i men in allied trades were thrown THE HAIL HO AD IXFL UEXUE. j out of work. Tlie result will be particularly disastrous in New Very few realize the extent and I onix Wales, and it may lead to power of the railroad influence, in j reforms in the law which will developing our civilization and j piv,vi for the mediation of the changing the conditions and relu- j government in such contests be tions of humanity. A recent j tween a great corporation and its magazine writer says that the employes. Arbitration must be prime factor in the progress of the j ma.je the medium of thesettlement people of the United States, both j of differences between emploveis in personal wealth and in general welfare, has been the development t-tiLi i 1 i-i-.i (1 tjratom Tlva fiPl - I ' j woe of the railways has continued j to increase with great rapidity j during the last two years, while j tlie price of that service continues j to be reduced. The twenty-six j great systems of railway which! center in Chicago from East and West received in the last four years a little less than 640 ,000,000 for moving food, fuel, materials fcr shelter, and clothing, at the rate of lissthan.a cent (0.854c.) a ton a miie. The charge for the service of these same railways from 1SC6 to 1873 averaged 2..J15 ; the reduc tion in the rate of the last four years has been 1.461 cents a ton a mile. Had the trattic for these four years been charged this difler en'ce, or been charged what was considered a reasonable rate in the , . ill tormer period, the cost would have been $1,091,000,0.0 more that it J actually was. lhe service ot these i The service of these trunk lines constitutes oo per cent, j ... , , . .i i ct the whole railway service ot the j country ; tlie reduction in the rail-1 , .... , . i way charge on all lines lias been j iicwitor irrnitfr thin on tbesf .1., great or greater man on UltS , fin all more than ,200,000,000) j tor the last lour years. Y hue tlie mass of the people have e llliis -p tb'i'i ' 111 . i I gained in the aggregate more 300,000.000 a Year in the COSt A j j distribution in recent years as Cfm- ! ared to the period previou-ly named, the construction and ! , ., -, , ! operation ot the railways bnve ; been the Source Of many of the I phenomenal fortunes Ot recent : c : ears. Ol some ot these fortunt s ; it mav be truly said that every : dollar which has been gained by ' their owners is but a token of the; service which they have rendered : to their fellow-men ; of others it ; may be as truly said that each ; dollar of their gains is but a token j of theft, fraud, and corruption. If may be that some of the most con- j Miicuous representative men in tlie railway system, havint' corrunted ' ...,.. I tae judge ot a lugn court, are now . in the position of outlaws, incap ,, ,. . t . . ,. able Of being trusted, and Subject vnly to the execration of their fellow-men ; yet, good or bad as ' mav have been the origin of these j " ; great fortunes, tiie railways them- 1 i j i - , t" , - . ! selves, under the higher law which . controls all the exchanges of men, i i - f - r.-.l:.: J i ;ir.iu in spue oi miiicueious ami ; ... .-. -. i : . .1 : 1 .. 1 .. . . I. : . . 1 i fhiiictie leiisiiiiiuii, tuiuiuuc 10 : do their Work with ever increasing j i u.i.i i . , ii' beneht to those who consume the , jirodacts which are moved upon them. The great economic forces which have so recently come into action are steadilv working out a ! greater equality in the distribution of the abundant product which they have brought into existence ; yet, great as this progress is, it doth not yet appear what it shall he even in the near future. A wholesome discontent now p r vades all classes of the community, from which true progress will be erolved in spite of the obstructions of the anarchist and the socialist and the empirical devices oi economic quacks and agitators. Steam and electricity have pro foundly changed all the relations of men. The old order of personal intercourse between master and Avorkma i is gone. The small seh coniained commu idy in which there were none veiy rich and n.-s-.t very poor has almost disappeared. The ne forms o' society are i , ycr suapeJ . or molded. The on thin most nee led now is that the rich men shall know how the; workmen live. and the workmen 11 1 1 . (1 ,.: ', .... ,.1. .-nail know Low tue lien men woik, and tii it the relations between the two shall he re-arranged on the ba.-is o: eial ami exact justice to both. ; Thf le-on tan-Jilt bv the .Strike of the Newcastle coal miners in hmrland, is but a tart her reiHiitiui of what lias been the outgrowth of tlie majority of the ivat strikes all .. over this count rv a:ui hurope. -lv, - t ,.f .,!.. r M-.,ni -.mil destitutiun that have been en-iei lid - ered by them is very poorly offset ! bv the benefits that have accrued. The Chronicle savs that tlie stiike j of the Newcastle coal miners ap pears to have been due to talse pride as much as to any other cause. The proprietors made con j cessions and even the intermediar I ies, prominent anions whom was I an Episcopalian clergyman, ex ! pected that an agreement would be j reached. The strikers, however, j seemed to fancv thev would lose and employes, and workmen mus; le.irn to resort to that means, and 1. ai ,v. . . . . i i .1 avert ine sunermg causeu oy tnese greut strikes. The power lies in the iiaivig of the workmen if they win intelligently and judiciously use it. iiie i -iir. All persons knowing tliemsplvps indebted to E. it C. Howard are requested toj come forward and settle at once. Mirth is short livei. Proiontr It if you can. It will help your disposition to trade with W. F. Head. liOKV. READ T the . he of W F Keid, in this city on Cctoher-2, 1SSS, a hoy. , XEW TO-DAY. r KOKIVBD Tll-PAV AS ISVOICK OF NOVBLTIKS 1 1 in dre. ess trinmiinj'3 diiect from eevv i i-iriv. me iuiei iiiiiiir out nev are sure to please. CaU add see ,bein SAMUEL E. YOUNG. Mont Market tviresh meat and salm.;n kveuy t (lav at II' lie's meat market. Fisn a speeial'tv aillJ I fu m;l,ket kept m,. - "1 f KS II. K. McCOY, M. I'.HOMCEOPA ill IC physician, office and residence corner of sixth a"'"' Canal streets, Albany, Or. Chronic AK.AAei a Sl0eialtv. Consultation free. Of fice hours: 10 toi-2A. m and 2 ton p. m. Keuiwvi'it. TOSKI'H WEBKKR AXN'OCN'CES TO HIS 'J patrons an.l friends th:it he can be found 011 p;rjf street, in his new rooms in Koshav ot Mas.. n s brick, where he is prepared to ac- commodate the public ith arivthint; in the tonsorlailinc. Hot or cold baths at ail hours Wanted, A Wife. A MIDDLE AGED MAX A GARDEXKR j i,y p.ofession-po.sessin- a moderaie amount of property, and ample means to sup- port a wife, wishes to correspond With anv lady who wishes a steady, sober husband', who will provide her a irood home. Address ..s -. k box4L5, Alban t.rea.m. Wooil lor Jiil-. S OF Woo: EoK I (r AGO It Do OF Woo: EoK SALE, Al'- LOJ ply to p. H. Roscoe, Alhanj . .ters ! QyiiterH ! ESS rlfaS Fr'sli Oj-ste rs ! $ a ty Hen t 1ERVED FRESH EVEtlY DAY AT THE Bl'iek f or Sale I fvlO.OOO l'OihI brick for sale. Applv to W. C. Z casseii. Albany. 'fl C. KELLY. I'HYSICIAX AXD ol li f. KCOn Albany, Oregon, office over Grad- ''s st"re- otiice hours, from sa. m. to 4 ft.000 f:VE-v koomsxeah VJT Oregon Pacific depot tor rent. Also furnished room in central location suitable for single irentieman. Enquire at Welkt. Far& & Co-8 ortice. ily MarshiilN Mil ice. ,otigf. is hereby given to the Pi nuni.r nr kif .ipr of uni iloirnr cliv in Hip ! - r?. r ,,, - , - corporate limits ot trie citv of Albany, that the tax upon such doirs for the year lsfts is now due, and liavaMe to the Citv Marshal; aml tfnt ;U', lio io,ina nmnin-at lar-e within the city limits, upon which mill lax has not been piid, will be taken up and dis pose i of as provided by an ordinance "relat ing tc taxing dims and reu.'atiiitt their run ning at larire." Section one of said ordinance i'r '!-: That it shall be the duty of the August of each vcar to collect from the own er or keeper each dosr the sum of l.ftO, and for each slut or hitch so owned or kept, the sum of 3.00 Iited at Albany; Cr.-iron, this 20th day of August, lss. Vtlsjtwp.ilSAAC HAYS, Citv Marshal. Conlraclor and Builder. THE.UNDtRSRiXED HAVING LO cated in Albany solicits patronajre from city and eoin.try. Will contract to build bridges, barns, and all manner of dwelling houses, including Queen Anne, Eitlake and Elizabethian styles of buildings. Will furnish plans and ipjeitl.- tt IS f:-t'j of t cll.irg:. Jatis aetion iruaianteed W. (J. CASSEL- H. EULBUET, Ik City fe td Mm t3'l$ reiare'l to furnish tirst-c lass rjiij. and t.i board horses by tlie iay. vcek or month. Stable ou Fonrti :'v: ', between Ellsworth and Lyou. THE MOirSTN-r It Sick With Ilc.-idaii In-. Neuralgia. i;li,-un:i-:isir, ' J -i'e.': l. i.iUOU-ilH". liioid J UMiors :id ,,lV .,;.,aSc. c jil.ti.,r.0.,. iunulv ir..ii.K . . 1 rai A-'-'. i p'.-ssmvs. iv.r.i:.i Paul- . y-.s, or .H-v...t'.s i'r :s: ri':o::, us PaineV icii-r c mp-.mid and be cured, in .-a -h of ni..vj tiiv' e.us. ;s or puv.-ir;,; nw r- -.UrK, icixieti, exposure or malaria, thy cf- i t'ect 01 ' wliii-h is to cAi n the la i vous sys j t. m. result her in O'ic f t!i-e diseases : iiiwv the t-AfK With rh.it ureal 2ver-.cToi.ie. j t!u! "''-' "'ill disappear, j fg'g jgjg Q 0 131 J OUH I ; J 4 ?: : ii aa Xerve Tom..-, in ; a i i o:th- wrought a rea'. eh ,rfe, M iicrioiis- j iK-sei-.tireU d;.-ao; ieai-e.1. i.n.i with u the u- i ';unl--' anevtmn or tor st-Hiani, liver, and the whole tone ol t ie s.-lrin wa- ! vii:i,!,;n'ii:!y i.i .jravd. I toil m !r:enl-,i: j' " "1"' Will WUI3 XOU! . Sold l.y d:iiis;s: 1 ; six for s:Y Preiar:i! only I iy H,u,, li;i-!iAK!istiN & 0. lit'-Jiiiu-ton, Vt. FOR THE AGED, NERVOUS. DEBILITATED. (qllege SPUIXUFIELD M-Ml'NNVILLE. SPRN ISfAlbany yard and oiliee on Kailro.id, iictweinih and lh streets .'laviug lumber not excelled in unisty.j i.iid faell.t:: not surpass.id forjtb prompt and .satisi'.ietjry rillia ; or orders. 1 rwie.-'f'i': v. solicit a :iaic oflh sue. a. WUEHLEIt. WILL BROS Dealers infill the leading Guns, Pistols, bewiny; Maclimes, Organs, Pianos, A full Line of Sheet music, musical mt'rcliandise.ammmiition, fisli ing taclve, etc. Warranted razors, Iratcher and pocket knives The itst kinds of sewin' machines NEEDLES, O I L and Extras for all MA C1TIXES I INN COUNTY AGENTS FOB NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Repairing of sewing jnacnines, musical instruments, guns, etc., neatly done W. F. 1 am now receiving my Fall stock ot Drv Goods notions, etc, and propose to make it red hot ad along the line, My goods are all fresh and new and bought FOR CASH! We invite your inspection Imported Broadcloth Silk "Warp, Henrietta All "Wool Tricots Cashmeres A-ssahet Flarnels n fart everything usually found in h first-class Pry floods Store. M P.oot and Shoo department is complete. I have also added a complet ins of boys kilt suits. A comparison of mv stock and prices is soiicite f Sir-All mail orders pr .:;r 'ly attended to". Call and ?ee me. tSnccessor to HETtATJl: ITTIl'liSDAY. OCTOWTR 4. I t i' .. n,.- -o.:.!s M...I r.ii- in.eU. tin. t to .ve iM.rc lini n.ii.l i.-oi'i-- A-.k :or the l.a no o ner. A Dra:-s Dyecl VOW A Coat Colore.il I I U ; Garments Rer.swpcl J CENTS j A eiiii-! c.i:; ne he I oi 'ili..i!e'! lor a!. I Fa-icy and Art v.or:. At I' i.ir.isrs and i Merchants, Wr.:.t KlCHAB!sN .v Co.. Protji.etors, iiurliiiton, t. Mdliirilio -I'iilb' MC M1NNVU.I.K ORKOON. Six t-eiiscs of stuuy two of four years em-.i, two of lliiee, and two o! two years bipIoiiuisamU-ertiticatfr. o. graduation i:iYen. Rue ruuins in college liuilding for ym.ng men. I'l-csiilent lives in t-olleg-e ImiUliug and lnhuds with tlie .-tudenls, tini.-makini;- the si hool a ho;r.e. For eatali iic.ularess , T. G. BliO U'X&OX President. '-i hel oi:' t. dan: aim ',-, infill,;, a-i,! GFIELD SAWMILL JREGOX, READ, of the following goods: Flushes VeU ets Velveteens Silks and Satins N" U. Allei.i Arbany, Oregon. BEOS. HAVING UEMOVEM TO THEIR Sow c;.U the 'ill!!)'! : 1 1 '111 lil ;it a vt'j VVllll.il Will III. .W i i ! plete stock ot Choice id I ales, short proiits and freh ;nl5,, hcin- our m t'o JFiue lint' oi cliouv Imported and Domestic Cittrs k-pt constantly oil EC. ! II IT iKseiieF, mwrni mm, AND Di:.LER IN- TEXT BOOKS AND Fine stationery, miscellaneous ilbums. iuk-t:md-, ink, poncils, of., etc. J and all kinds of musical merchandise. Ge oral News SfMail onlers promptly attended to. CITY DRVti L. GU1.SS SON. Havinv: assnnied ciiarge of thi drug store, nar the I.'overe House and having largt-ly increase-! tiic slock, now otier a full line of I il!t'f;v I'ATKVT MK!)irl'l-N !AI"T. OfLS. HKUSHESJ And a new and complete line neneils, etc. Physicians auk ;.a:ed. Choice Doimslic ami lipilei Cifars a Sneoiaity C. J. ill' 11 IA WHOLESALE MANl FACTir-.tEitS OF iHWiPt NITTJ RE Do feni'i-al jol work, also bargain in Iloorinic and rustic. Tims" contem olating huiidniu' will find it to their advantage to call on 11s at our Frctorv, at sir Foot of TULIUST0SEPH Manufactauer of Choice Cip-ais AND DEALER IX FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST Cigars, Plug and Smok'mir Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, and full line ol Smokers' Articles. Also dealer hi -j.q: CALIFORNIA AND BTROPIGAL FRUITS. Next door to Burkhart A. Keeney's Real Estate Otliee, Albany Qgn" GEO. W. SUCCESSOR TO W. CD tz: CO CD 03 CO C3 3 CO o3 -DEALEft IX- S toves an cl Ranges ALSO A FULL LIXE OF R T1X WARE, PUMPS, HOSE. COPPER WARE And every varietv of ccckinz utensils andjnoveltiesin lionse furnishui'r roods. The public is invited to call and - xamine this mammoth stoekunde" Ik- new 1:1 Atliurement. The City Liquor Store, .V. BAU3TOAItT, Proprietor. tZTSent door to the Odd Fellows" cmple, Alhaiiy, OiiL'onTt-J Keep? cnjis'antlv on hand th. finest imiovtei and (ionicsticwines, liciuors ci.r-,-ir -i'-c:os. Oi'.Iv th-st-cI - i: luurst.ire in she city ' - -uratar SPECIAL ATTEHTICfi PiJO TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY Children Cry for vhhi) u I it- n 'j ij'tiiiu: to tilt ir com- Groceries v sinali pfohl, h.-i'id. I I Hi i' SCHOOL SUPPLIES. boo! - photograph anil autograph sheet music, nmic books, Depot. lrro )r of school bo ks, tablets' and station- j Family prescriptions .-arefully pre- J &! CO., ST0.RF LyoN Street i-s DEALERS IX Floe Goid Watches. Diamond Jewelry, Fine Sil verware, Rhi!r,L:idiu5 Watches and Chains, and ai! kinds of El egant Je.vehy , ' PRICES. SMI TH H. McFARLAlND) 0-2 Pitcher's Castoria. Star Bakery ! -A FULL STOCK OF- Staple Groceries I il The best quality of teas, coffee, nvlsirBi, -wir. iiiLs, etc CAKES, PIES, Fresh Baked Breac Every Day. AtUiis old and retabte hooar is alro to ' (auiid a complete assortment, of fresh famt, Croccries, to which is contftrvntly being aJde-l Uh' seasonbe tines of (Tocariei and provuia such us Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dried Beef Chipped to 0rde Anchovy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Bohemian Glassware, Etc. The-e pood. were all bought when pri, acre low, cad the benefit of the margin v. ill .riven to hiB customers. Remember the !. ii. the old corner on first aud li'oiuialhia sm. m i HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietors of R AN V iSflll A WfiR UUiiv I UvlXl II Uill4- And maaafacturerg of We are now prepared to fnmish choice, f canities of best grade, consisting of pure ?i isorted flavors, mixed candies, extra. 1- rcii-v .nil chocolate creams, fancy mixad, candy iu xad a geoerai assortment of ne candies AT raGlESALK OK RETAIL. 2?Order8 from caontrr (iwlers prompcij sM tailed to. aet.ory oa r'irat street, Albany, - - Oregon. M &ow Mi ISAM, &ANNIM ft CO., Prop'. NEW PROCESS FLOUR. (Superior f tun mmA TiiIiiii nt) Tie Best Storage Facilities 9rko BlSbett ynoa in caah paid for vboak ALAAOT NOTICE. -1 have bought and furnithed- It) i .i in With new machinery, making f.om by the i i ll rollkr process. ' The mill is now' run li.is; and lean furnish the best of flour and ;d at leasouahle rates. I intend to run my r.i',1 in such a manner that none can sro away lissatisficii. Oivemeacall. E. G0INS, Proprietor Scio Mills SECOND HAND STORE5 The past year has provr-n it 1 be a H-cessity. The best and cheapest laee in the city to buy your t Ske.C We nie always prepared to buy vour aeusehold furniture at the highest cash pi-ice. iole agents for thel PEERLESS OIL CAN And J.Aivipjg Killer. L. GOTTLIEL. iihanj Bath House and ; hair dressing saloon, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR ?"Ladier nd children's .hair dress ier a snor-ialtf. I)uti.ie satisfaction sruarantepd JOHN SCHMEER'S Livery. Feed & Sale stable Corner Second and EllsicorUi Sts. ALBANY, - . OREGON HORSss BOARDKn by the dav or month. Car nairta or busies on reasonable terms. NORTHWEST IRE and MARINE W INSURANCE COMPANilW PORTLAND, - . OREGON PITAMSTO K. ftltO.OOO MAGNOLIA MILLS,! JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Prop'r. Will furnish packs to farmers and receive wheat at the usual rates of storage. The highest market price paid for same. ita'Rest Magnolia flour always on h-md for sale or exchange at reasona ble rates. JOHN A. CRAWFORD.- A cleant wreck's l V 1 11 . ( I : l;Ui; 1j. m n l IU0 lildVl il D ttoite Wettae t ie Scio Floiimif Mill
