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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1888)
THE MOItXTW HEUALT): SATURDAY. OCT015ER 20, 1SSS flowing nUg gcrad Daily a.ne Weekly TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION; DAILY. r,ul)Iishc(l every morning except Moiulav.) D .'.ivcred by carrier, per week 0.15 i.y uiaii, per yt-:u... -5 UO WKEKLY. (Puhliblieil every Friday Morning.) ne copy, per annum, in advance 52.00 . When lint pai'l in ailvan-:e 0 1'Sii: mail. Mails at tlie Albany posloiiice close For all offices ncrtli Tiic Kasturn states The West .Side ( ' And the Nai row Gau'e ft. R. J For Portland onl Salem 11 A. M Corvallis and Yaniiia.... 12:31) I'. M oflice south 7::J0 i m. The postottiec will be closed each evening rom oix to seven o'clock. . Heifistered matter foi the early nioniinif train should be mailed before 3 o clock the previous evening. NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.' FOR PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. created its trade, and that they ountto be allowed to frame its laws. The' complain of undue centralization, and demand an e:. -tension of the existing powers of local government, but so far their petition has been unheeded. Movements such as these are .significant. Great Britain has the power to weld her Australian colonies into a compact and har monious whole, and she would be aided in such efforts bv thelovaliv which has always distinguisl ed her people ; but she has already committed grave blunders, and the bond of sympathy is constantly becoming weaker. As Mr. Froudc iias said, the cord will wear into a thread, and any governmental ac cident might then break it. When that time shall have come there will lie another added to the world's republics. E.; BECKER, "TiiLACKSMITH, MACHINIST ASI IS Practical Horseshoer, SIIKDD. CREOON. A l rtiul oi tnaoksiiiithing audn.a chine work ii'Jie promptly ami ai reuse nable rates. Sharpening Oliver Clii'Jed plows made a specialty. nsfAl.so carries a full line t)f Agricul tural Implements fit the liest make; So" ALL WORK W A R 1 L ANTE D'S S FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI r . MORTON OF NEW YORK. FOR PRKSIDKNTIAL KLKCTORS, R03ERT m'LEAN, WM. KAPUS C. W. Ft r.TON. REPUBLICS RISE. The inevitable results of despotic action, or of attempted coersive measures by monarchial govern ments over dependent colonials countries give rise to republics and spreads the liberty loving senti ment among the masses of the people. The Record shows how this growth is going on in the isles and continents of the Pacific, and how our own lack of enterprise in permitting Germany to seize Samoa bungs to mind the fact that Great Britain also has been derelict in t'ie management of the Australas ian affairs. When it is remembered that fifty-three years ago the only Europeans in the colony of Victoria were a few whaler and squatters, we can reailily comprehend the self reliant and enterprising quali ties that have been exercised in order to elevate Australia to the position which she occupies to-day. And it is only natural that the people, believing implicitly in the great ness of their future, should become alarmed when they see France sanding her convicts to the South The frightful possibilities that may happen to humanity, which are worked up in the imagination of people who are always seeking some frightful nightmare to worry over, are wonderful to contemplate. One of the latest of this kind, which Iron alludes to, is that among the many startling dis closures with which scientific in vestigation has made us familiar. one of the most extravagant is the discovery according to which the nose is said to be gradually losing its power to discharge its traditional function in the case of the civilized peoples. When the sense of smell vanishes altogether as, it is af firmed, will infallibly be the case one day the organ itself is bound ! to follow its example sooner or later. It is, no doubt, a fact that the olfactory sense is much keener in the savage than in the civilized man, and it is reasonable to con clude that the more we progress in civilization the duller the sense will grow, and as nature never preserves useless organs, when the nose loses its power of smelling the nose "must go." STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, CuKVAI.I.IS, OREGON. Ti'i-iil t'omiiH'Jirrs on iYodueMhO, n nilior l i, ISSS. O FACULTY A full oorj of experienced Professors ai d j leaeheis. COURSE OF STUDY Arranged expressly to meet thedemamls a needs of tile farming interests el the sta P It EPA liAToUY DEPARTM EXT For students over 15 years of ac who desir to enter the College, but are not prepared to i Mter C'ee classes by examination. MILITARY TRAINING To the extent required by law. BUILDINGS Lare, Commodious anil Well Veutilateii. LOCATION. In a cultivated and Christian community ,aiiti one of the healthiest in the state. EXPERIMENTAL STATION. Circulais containing matter fuii of interest to farmers, will be revrularlj issued and copies mailed to each patron of the College. EXPENSES Reduced to lowest figures. Two or more free scholars-hips from every county. Consult your Cnuntv Superintendent. We canfitently appeal to the farmers and Oranges of Oregon to patronite the oiuj school established bv Oregon for the pro mo.ion of her agricultural interests. Fcr catalogue or other information, address It. L. AK.OM, President, Corvallis, Orexou, ZsT THE ONLY BRV LlAiNT, DURABLE, ECONOMICAL Are l''iamo..d Pjes They excel all others rjlreiijth, i'ority a?id Fastness. N-.ne oilier, are just as good, ilewaicof iiiiitatiuiu- -the) are made cheap an i i:iuri-r materials ai d jive por, wea;;, erocl y cf'ioir. S6 colore; 10 cents each Send j o.-tal for In e Cook, Sample Curd, directions for coloring Photos; mulcmg thi. fihe-t Ink or Eluhig (10 ets. a quart), etc. .Sold by druggists or by Well- Rioburdsnn & O. TJnrlii'p-toi', Vt. Ft Gilduig or Bronzing Fancy Articles US! DIAMOND PAINTS Cold Silver, Bronze, Copper. On.y 10 cents. Fjre arms, loaded to the muzzle, are not conducive to domestic peace and happiness. Yet some American citizens will persist in acting on the principle that they are necessary adjuncts to a well regulated list of. culinary imple ments. A Pennsylvania household Pacific and witness other aggres- , in that predicament was recently treated to the scene of a six-vear- svgus m the Australasian seas. Although Great Britain has at last taken formal possession of New guinea and of the Cook, or Ilervey group of islands, the vacillation which she has shown in this mat ter is inexplicable. Two years ago the colonial government of Queens 1 tnd took possession of unoccupied land in New Guinea in the name of the queen, subject tc ratification by the imperial government. But when tiie question has been brought up in the house of com mons pressure was put upon the government to repudiate the an nexation, and while the matter was being held in abeyance Germany stepped in and took possession of one-half of what might have been British territory. Holland and Germaiiy have now the greater Ijrtion of the country, and Eng land has had to be content with what was left, the indistinctness of the bjundary lines being likely at any time to lead to serious dis putes. Besides these grievances, whbh come from without, there are also internal difficulties that may yet have great influence in shaping the future of the Australian colonies. The people of North Queensland want that colony divided. They realize that they have developed its resources and old boy playing cowboy by firing a loaded shot gun at his mother nursing an infant brother, result ing in the probable death of both. The eleme it of common prudence and care seems to have been lack ing in that family and perhaps in many others as fat as the use of i nre arms are coneernea XE IV TODAY. irl ti'nutcd. GIRL WANTED "lO 00 GENERAL UOl sr. wjrk. Apply at jirs, East s boaruu. house. SECOND AAND SHOW CASE Apply at Herald office. WANTED mWO FUiiMSHED ROOMS CFNTRALLY J. lo .ated to rent. Inquire at Wells, Fargo ii Co'-, ollice. 500 ilus Mauled, T DIERINCER WIIL PAY TKE HIGH O . est market price for 500 head of hogs. Apply to him at the City Market. Albany. 'f eiiEoiIur, Ken a ri. "liriLL BE PAID BY G. W SMITH.STOVE V V dealer, of Albany, Or., for any infor mation that will lead to the recovery of the following described eow: Light red, left fore foot white, some white on left flank, tip of tail white, piece broke off right horn, white face, white on breast,' both ears slit a little and small piece off right ear above slit, about eight years old. G. W. SMITH. Konnis lor Bent. jiURXISHED AND UNFURNISHED rooms to rent. Enquire of H. Barnes, corner of Se.enth and Baker streets. Vierick's baths THOMPSON Are in receipt of some fine Tea and Dinner sets of tlWr own import tion, from East Liver pool, Englnacl. They a.re first-class goods and will Le sold cheap, Tliev hayee a full and complete line of staple and fancy groceries,whicli tliey are offering to tlieir customers at lower rates than ever before. ;T awe s CURS Neuralgia Nervous Prosi COMPOUND j Paim 's I'titry IVnr f.inund cv.i "d my Hen - 'ous sic- headache. J Mrs L .1 lireiit'ier. i Mm .laeiiito. Oil. oonsrnsr eeos. HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR to New Quarters Next Now call the attention of the plete stock of Revere Ike, i mliic to their com- inti'cn Rheumatism Kicnzy Diseaset All AM) Liver Disorders o -ai: .-,:. S i)Ot- !-:in "s Celery oa::d 1 am cured r utc.oiisor, : li ' 'orr.isn N 15 't hrs d"t e me nr re ,'oc d rr kidney I'-.-jae ban any other n.eiii ine. Geo Ab'oott, Siuux City, Iowa Piiiue's Giery cou, inm.il lias lieeii agnat lenelit for torpid le i r .Kligesiioij an biti" un less Elizabeth Unai! I'ue ec, Vl. vVAVnwvi lle (ollege " Mciliiinville College, MC'MINN VI I.I.E OREGON. Six courses of study two of four years eiu-li, two of iluee, :n;d two of two years. LMjilonins andeertiiicati-s oi graduation given. Fine rooms in college building for young men. President lives in college building and boards with the students, thus making the school a home. For catalogues, adaress T. G. BJIO WXSOX, I'KESl DENT. JREGOX,a SPMXGFIELD SAll): ny yard and olliee on Kailroad, between 4ih and .Ith streets Having. lumber not excelled in qualit;. .j . nl facilities not surpasst d for th promjit and satisfactory tilliiii or ouhrs. I resoeftfullv solicit a share of h i oe. 1 1 li GEO. W. SMITH SUCCESSOR TO W. II. McFAHLAND) tX2 CO CL3 CD r -H CO ct3 PS cr3 -DEALKR IX- Stoves and Ranges ALSO A FULL LINE OF TINWARE, 1'UMPS, HOSE. COFFER WARE Ana eyery variety of cooking utensils and novelties7i house furnishing goods. The public is invited to call andf xaniiiie this mammoth stockunder the new management. The City Liquor Store HI. BAVMQART, Proprietor. 3FNextgloor to the0dd Fellows' emple, Albany, Oregon" Keep constantly on hand the finest imiorteil and domestic wines, liquors,cigar.-5op 1 tob"-;os. Only first-class liquor store in'she city SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY Ifie 01 Olll M which will lie sold at a very small roiil,jj "quick salrs, sl-ovt profits"and fresh goodsl;ein; urmot4o "Fine line ot choice Imported and Domestic. Cigars kept constantly on haml. Stationer, "FT J". Bookseller, Newsdealer, AND DEALER IN TEXT BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES. Fine stationery, mifoellaneous books, photograph and autograph albums, inkstands, ink. pencils, etc., etc. .Sheet music, music books, nnd all kinds of musical merchandise. Ge .eral NewTs Depot. gjgET'Mail orders promptly attended to. C DEUa STORE IT L. W. GTJISS & iSON.'l 3?ropr's llaviny; assumed charge of this lrur store, near the Revere House, and having largely increased the stock, now offer 'a full line of DKL'GS, PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, tl f And a new and complete line of school books, tablets and station ery, pencils, etc. . Physicians ank Family piescriptions carefully prepared. mm $1ic and Imported Clears a Specialty 0. J. DILLON- & CO., WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS OF F U : l-l NITTJ RE Do a plutiut .neral job work, also bar gain i:i flooring r.n.l rustic, building will liutl it to tholr ailvantaire to cull on us ; Those contero it c:ur Fretory, at szr Root ok LyoN Street m d STARK, DEALERS IX- Fine r. i ttt i boid Watch a es. Diamond Jewelry, Fine Silverware.-, Rins, Ladies Watches and Clmins. and all kinds of El egant Jewelry AST0NI3HNCLY LOW PRICES. Julius Ioseph Manufactauer of Choice Cigais aND DEALEKIX FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST C:gars,;Plu$r and Smoking Tobaccos, Meerschaum and Briar Pipes, and full line of Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS. Next ooorto RurkhartrA Ketney's Rpal Estate Office. Albany Ogn Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria HAVE YOU M IDEA WHAT IT COSTS TO SZHZOIE "TOTTZEeSEILjIrT1 -A1ST3D FjJSLTT. You haven't ? Well let us tell you that by buying a cheap article! in leather you throwing away your money. Now to overcome this trouble Cue and See Us The Ix ime You fan iiin S .0 iS, -And we will give you first-class goods for your money and sell them to you cheapei tban you can "buy tlietnelsewhere. We makeBoots andjShoesJa- SPECIALTY and WARRANT EVERY Pair ndaiaa bbLxbsg! ZB k b "S" FLINN BLOCK- KRAUSSE & KLEIN. i
